Sentence examples for increase differed by from inspiring English sources
A series of exploratory analyses were also conducted to investigate whether the determinants of support for a tax increase differed by individual scenario.
This annual increase differed by decade and was significantly greater from 1994 to 2003 (8.1%, 95% CI 7.2%to8.9%9%) compared with 2004 2013 (0.4%, 95% CI −0.2%to1.1%1%), as indicated by the significant interaction term between decade and year (p<0.001, see table 3).
The magnitude of increase differed by analyte and sex: BPA increased 36.4% among women and 8.9% among men, methyl paraben increased 28.4 30.7% in women and men; propyl paraben, with the greatest relative difference between the sexes, increased 15.6% among women and 75.7% among men.
Annual increases differed by age group as indicated by the borderline significant interaction between study year and age group (p=0.08), and showed smaller increases in the younger age group (age 2 5 year: 2.4%, 95% CI 1.9%to2.9.9%) compared with the older age groups (5.1% and 5.7%, respectively, in 6 10 year olds and 11 15 year olds).
However, heat-related mortality is complex and thresholds at which all-cause mortality increases differ by location; this is most likely due to a level of acclimatisation in the local population (22) (Fig. 2).
Selection bias due to income could result if different proportions of high and low income groups participate in the survey and the likelihood of supporting a tax increase differs by group.
The rate of population increase differs markedly by region.
Whole grain intake increased with age, differed by sex and increased by socio-economic status with higher intakes in the more advantaged classifications and in females.
Increase in MgD over time differed by age group with an 8.5% increase among women age 40 49 and 12% increase among women age 50 95.
We examined whether the smoking-related increase in rectal cancer differed by gender.
The main purpose of our study was to examine if the smoking-related increase in rectal cancer differed by gender in a large Norwegian cohort.
