Sentence examples for indicated a steeper from inspiring English sources

The effect modification pattern of the standardized mortality rate indicated a steeper slope for higher rates.

Post hoc pairwise comparisons indicated a steeper proximal to distal lesion gradient with the manifestation of symptomatic disease: the mean proximal nerve lesion voxel number per slice was more severe in symptomatic TTR-FAP than in asymptomatic carriers of the TTR gene (P = 0.001, corrected).

Adjusted estimates for the number of previously failed regimen modeled as continuous variables indicated a steeper association with virological failure in patients from the cART era compared to the mono/dual era: odds ratio per previous regimen failed of 1.87 (95% CI 1.58 2.21) vs. 1.49 (1.49–1.49).

"By losing again, they'll never be able to put a stop to it". After the mistrial was declared, Todd Leventhal, a lawyer for defendant O. Scott Drexler, said a deadlocked jury indicated a steep hill to climb for government prosecutors in another trial.

The high Hill coefficients (>4) indicated a steep dose response relationship for both compounds.

In Tanzania, an analysis of the relationship between education level and HIV prevalence has indicated a steep decline over time in HIV infection among people who had a secondary education; of particular interest, the lowest HIV prevalence was found in young women (15 24 years) who had attended secondary school.

A report on the vaccination status of Japanese schoolchildren has indicated a steep decline in coverage, from about 80% in the late 1970 s to 18% in 1992 [ 2], because of widespread public concerns about possible adverse effects of the vaccine and/or lack of vaccine effectiveness.

SL indices for the Thoen Fault, along the southeastern margin of the Lampang Basin, indicate a steeper slope near the mountain front, possibly the result of normal faulting.

It held up longer than the American figure, but in November it fell to 42.0, indicating a steeper decline.

Three main results emerge: the spread/rating relationship is strongly significant; the estimated spreads per rating class indicate a steeper risk/rating relationship than the one approved by the Basel Committee; no significant difference appears in the spread/rating relation of banks and non-financial firms issuers.

A higher slope value indicates a steeper incline.