Sentence examples for higher hazards of from inspiring English sources

Female students have a hazard function rising steeper than male students' hazard function, and the hazard function of HBO -students is much steeper than that of WO, indicating higher hazards of graduation for women and HBO-students, as discussed before.

Women who do not have dependent children have higher hazards of any preventable death than women who have dependent children.

Although the increased hazard is compatible with numerous explanations, it is possible that better treatment of cirrhosis has resulted in higher hazards of liver cancer diagnoses over time.

Single men have higher hazards of mortality than cohabiting men for accident/suicide death, but not for alcohol-related death, or death from other preventable diseases (Table 2).

By multi-variable analysis, each one-point increase in the CFS translated into significantly higher hazards of death (hazard ratio = 1.30) and entry into an institutional facility (hazard ratio = 1.46).

Young men without dependent children do not have higher hazards of accidental death; however, for alcohol-related death, men without dependent children have 63 95% higher hazards (depending on age) than men with dependent children (see Table 2).

Migrants who own a house/lot or farmland have a higher hazard of returning to Mexico.

Second generation ethnic minority students also have a higher hazard of graduation.

Female students have a higher hazard of graduation for all ethnic groups but the gender difference is the largest for Dutch and Western students.

Patients whose initial BNP level was above the median had a significantly higher hazard of dying (HR 2.96, 95% CI 1.06 8.26).

Mediterranean students attending a study in natural sciences, and Caribbean and Western students attending health and social services have a higher hazard of graduation than those who study a course in social sciences.