Sentence examples for increase at the same level from inspiring English sources

"That really has more competitive impacts on your business than would a nationwide increase at the same level".

For 500 simulated patients recruited over a 5 year period and then followed for three additional years, a 50% enhancement of median survival time (to 5.1 years) led to a survival increase detectable at the P = 0.05 level in 780 of 1000 trials, whereas a 50% enhancement of cured fraction (to 40.5%) led to a detectable increase at the same level in only 449 of 1000 trials.

C-peptide concentration was increased at the same level as described in type 2 diabetes (5).

Individual traditional CV risk factors, such as systolic blood pressure, serum lipoproteins, and body mass index, and occurrence of first CV events were increased at the same level in subsequent tertiles of serum uric acid in both RA and OA.

Maria Nyman, director of Mental Health Europe, states that for every 1% increase in unemployment, the suicide rate increases at approximately the same level.

With the combination treatment, the 3T LTR within the NE Jurkat clone was stimulated to increase GFP expression at the same level as TSA treatment alone and 5(d)), indicating that, with this clone, the addition of TNF- α did not intensify the effects of TSA.

Prematurity (<28 weeks of gestational age at birth) was associated with very low maternal age (<17 years) among the adolescents although the <span class="lh lhl">increased risk was at the same level as among women aged 40 years and above, indicating a U-shaped risk curve.

(ii) Sometimes there is a sharp increased risk that remains at the same level even as DE exposure increases.

However, when D ST, PR increases to a certain level (ST_Radius = 200 m), the total amount of power will stop the increasing trend and stay at the same level due to power budget limitations.

EVLW in ARDS sheep increased significantly and remained at the same level during the early phase of ARDS.

Secondly, GEBV may explain more within family variation, which would allow for increases in genetic merit at the same level of inbreeding [ 3].