Sentence examples for higher morbidity than from inspiring English sources
An extra-anatomic liver resection, however, will not have a much higher morbidity than a RFA during laparotomy.
Brazilian neonates delivered at late preterm, and who are also SGA, have higher morbidity than late preterm infants whose weight is appropriate for gestational age [ 15].
A few available prevalence studies show that NTM disease is increasing in the elderly population and suggesting NTM disease causes higher morbidity than TB in the US [ 1].
Geriatric patients with urolithiasis have a higher morbidity than younger patients and may be undertreated concerning analgetic and expulsive treatment in ED.
As mentioned previously, the CopDiff sample is expected to have a higher morbidity than the background population because these people were referred for blood testing.
Nevertheless, there are some exceptions to the concordances observed, like the higher morbidity than expected in some Ukrainian and neighboring Russian administrative units and the lower morbidity than expected in some other Russian administrative units and Southern Asian republics.
Al-Toma et al. showed that homozygosity for DQ2.5 was seen more than twice as often in individuals that developed refractory celiac disease and enteropathy-associated T-cell lymphoma, associated with a high morbidity, than in uncomplicated CD [12].
I was not surprised later when I came across research showing that the particular kind of depression I had undergone has a higher morbidity rate than heart disease or any cancer.
In addition to sex differences in prevalence and incidence of MDD, women have a higher morbidity risk than men [ 2].
This implies the selection of dementia patients, who in principle have a higher morbidity burden than the entire population of insurants with dementia.
Although TAC appears to be anatomically prudent, it is still reserved for selected women with CI, because TAC is more a surgically challenging procedure and is associated with higher morbidity rates than TVC [ 3– 5].
