Sentence examples for incidentally higher from inspiring English sources

Incidentally higher proportions of male neonates were born in health facilities but the difference was not statistically significant.

Confounding variables that could affect BPA exposure include higher food intakes or obesity, which could be accompanied by incidentally higher intakes of BPA (Sharpe 2010).

The prevalence of root caries is incidentally higher in elderly adults living in community-based residences or those diagnosed with dementia 17.

On the other hand, the probability at the Yamazaki Fault region is about 86%, which fails to reject the null hypothesis, with the possibility that values in this region may be incidentally high.

An identity threshold of 95% was established to minimize host contamination while retaining parasite transcripts with incidentally high identity to the host reference sequences.

"Good Morning America," incidentally, received higher than usual ratings Monday morning: it was viewed in an average of 5.2 million homes compared with its usual 4.3 million.

This acts to enforce the code and, more than incidentally, a high standard of personal honesty as well".

Not incidentally, a high stock price facilitates the very accounting tricks that companies use to create phantom profits, further driving up the stock price.

The McDonald's lid incidentally, rates high in Inter-Office Discus: during a recent ha-lway testing, the ultra-light McD.

The first single to be released was the B-Boy classic Buffalo Girls, which went top 10 in late 1982 – equalling, incidentally, the highest chart position to that date achieved by anyone formerly involved with the Sex Pistols.

Here participants incidentally encoded high-manipulability (e.g., CAMERA) and low-manipulability words (e.g., TABLE) while making word judgments.