Sentence examples for higher rate of change from inspiring English sources

Felici et al. [39] have shown a higher rate of change in %Det in weight lifters when compared to the control group during sustained isometric contractions.

The results indicate that dense woodland, moderate woodland, and open woodland had higher rate of change compared to the very open woodland during the period under study.

Likewise, Lee et al found a higher BMI at age 36 months and a higher rate of change in BMI during childhood to be associated with an earlier puberty in girls [40].

In elevation, the acoustic data show a 3-fold higher rate of change of the ILD cue (dB/deg) for the high frequency sound than for the low frequency sound (Fig. 8, left panels).

To determine if there was a higher rate of change during the acute phase compared to later time-points, as previously suggested [13], we separated the sampling time-points into three intervals 0 24 weeks, 24 48 weeks and 48 72 weeks from time of infection.

A higher rate of change with increasing numbers of MetS characteristics was noted (8), whereas we did not find a higher rate of change in youth with type 1 diabetes and the MetS compared with those without MetS.

The tight proximity of the telomeres in the bouquet and the highest rate of recombination in the terminal region seem to contribute to the higher rate of changes in the number rDNA sites on this region.

The other is possibly a higher rate of changes in sword character states in Priapella (a genus that has no sword at, just as all other poeciliids outside the genus Xiphophorus) than in Xiphophorus although the latter clade may have higher transition rate [ 25].

Also, the second part of the equation includes γ, so that higher values of γ lead to higher rates of change.

Knees with medial joint space narrowing tended to show higher rates of change than those without, but the relationship was not statistically significant.

Elderly-onset sarcoidosis is much more common in women and shows higher rates of change in general health and extrapulmonary manifestations [ 6].