Sentence examples for higher surveillance from inspiring English sources

The far greater problem in the African-American community is the intimate partner homicide rate, wherein the intimate partner violence rate for African-American men is four times that of other races, and the rate for African-American women is over three times higher (Surveillance for Homicide Among Intimate Partners --United States, 1981-1998).

Unnoticed presence of pathogens near human populations requires higher surveillance activity, as recently reported (7 ).

In our study, the increased number of acute rejection episodes may be due to a higher surveillance rate.

Renal transplant recipients with higher surveillance FPG, higher A1C levels, or both, may convey higher NODAT risk compared with those with lower values and are thus justified to undergo OGTT.

It was conceivable that, because of screening, both aspirin users and non-users get equal surveillance for prostate and breast cancers, whereas for colorectal and lung cancers, aspirin users received more medical attention, thus higher surveillance.

Third, as commented above, we can ask that if the result of lower tumour extent in colorectal and lung cancers was due to higher surveillance in the aspirin group, then why did we not get a similarly lower rate of nodal involvement.

Major ports around the country will be under high surveillance.

Vegetables generally earn a higher price per kilo than sorghum and, although labour input due to irrigation tends to be high, surveillance is not as intensive as in sorghum fields.

Community fears are managed by these advanced systems, including high surveillance, border controls, and limitations on internet access and capabilities.

Greece is under high surveillance and its Prime Minister who needs to obtain Parliament approval has asked his people by referendum to refuse an agreement.

Inspired by the old practice of "warchalking"—marking down wifi hotspots in urban environments the Stencil allows protesters to spray stencils on a particular corner of a street to alert people to areas of high surveillance, or if they need to turn off their phones because of stingrays in use.