Sentence examples for higher reported rate from inspiring English sources

The opposite seemed to occur in 2011 to 2013, when the questions were the other way around — those data showed a higher reported rate of children with developmental delays, and a lower rate of ASD.

A second possibility is that rates of testing uptake have increased over time, resulting in a higher reported rate of testing in the present study compared to the Slevin, Gattelari and Arnold-Reed studies [ 19, 21, 25].

Some 11% of young women did not know the circumcision status of their partners and the higher reported rate by women than men may also reflect confusion among the women about what MC looks like.

The higher reported rate of respiratory infection among those taking this questionnaire is likely due to less recall bias compared to voluntary questionnaire participants asked to report respiratory symptoms experienced over the course of the deployment (which averaged about 4 months).

The higher reported rate of contamination in unconscious patients is expected and likely to be due to an inability to respond appropriately to airway soiling.

Cells expressing ER overexpress glucose transporters and have higher reported rates of glycolysis [ 12, 13].

When plotting the quality of the studies against reported suicide rates, there is a trend suggesting higher reported rates for higher quality studies.

Olanzapine and risperidone were excluded due to much higher reported rates of weight gain with the former, and extrapyramidal symptoms (EPS) with the latter [ 8].

Now that the United States has the world's highest reported rate of incarceration, many criminologists are contemplating another strategy.

For example, the World Health Organization last year reported that some sixty thousand women and children in South Africa were victims of domestic violence on a monthly basis the highest reported rate in the world.

Of those that do, the highest reported rate outside of Georgia is from Russia, which reported 501 cases in 1998, an incidence of 0.3 per 100,000 (11 ).