Sentence examples for higher intensity of use from inspiring English sources

Veterans with longer length of service(≥ 3 years) had significantly higher intensity of use (IRR = 1.14; 95% CI: 1.00-1.30).

An earlier time of introduction, a higher intensity of use, and a more prolonged maintenance of DMARDs, with the objective of controlling disease, distinguish our current cohort from previous EPA cohorts established during the early 1990s.

Relative to the breeding season, during the nonbreeding season habitat use suggested a marginal increase in mesquite within areas of low intensity of use, yet aversion to mesquite was strong in areas of medium to high intensity of use.

Although no reproduction has been documented in New Mexico or Utah to date, documenting areas of the highest intensity of use and the continuous presence of lynx within these states for over six years does suggest the potential for year-round residency of lynx and reproduction in those states.

Fewer infants were exposed to DEHP-containing products at low intensity of use than at medium or high intensity of use (Table 2).

However, we note that, if the total amount of supplemental food is lower, more clumped, or supplied with lower frequency, or lower spatial predictability than in our supplementation protocol [16], a higher intensity of FS use by competitively dominant adult males may occur.

52 Our finding that CC22 outcompeted CC30 at higher intensity of fluoroquinolone (FQ) use is congruent with lower fitness costs of FQ resistance in CC22, 21 and its critical role in the dissemination of CC22 through the UK health system.

It has been observed that the cavitational activity is maximum when a combination of lower frequencies at higher intensity of irradiation is used as compared to the higher frequencies and lower intensities of irradiation and the operating conditions are such that lower initial size nuclei are generated in the system.

Higher HbA1c in south Asians has been confirmed in most studies which also confirm their higher intensity of oral treatment and lower use of insulin.

Higher average intensity of use (P for trend=0.03) and younger age of starting (P for trend=0.05), but not duration of use (P for trend=0.21) or cumulative use (P for trend=0.11), showed significant associations with ESCC risk.

Medium or high intensity of urban land use was predictive among all models for total mass, and sum of road lengths was consistently included in all pooled models, as were season and city.