Sentence examples for is considered higher than from inspiring English sources

In the large group of normotensive patients, anticoagulant treatment is started as the risk of an adverse event due to more aggressive treatment is considered higher than the relatively low risk of PE-related death.

Electrical conductivity (EC) levels approaching 3.0 dS/cm are considered higher than desirable (Davidson et al. 2000).

Pb has been reduced up to 0.537 mg/L; however, this value was considered higher than the acceptable concentration of Pb which should be less than 0.05 mg/L.

Both scores were considered higher than the mean of 3.5 (Table 9), which indicated that, generally, the learners felt that the system was easy to use and useful in terms of learning about the plants in English.

However, these experiments were performed at 15 µg/ml F-Aβ40 concentrations, which may be considered higher than the reported endogenous brain levels of Aβ40.

Therefore, our risk results should be considered higher than they would be in the non-ideal real world.

Because of the rapid equilibration between the free and bound Trp fractions, the apparently normal free Trp values should be considered higher than would be expected physiologically.

It should be noted that the studies on which these AMPK-independent models are based have received criticism for using concentrations of metformin that are considered higher than the maximally achievable therapeutic concentrations found in diabetic patients [ 37].

Given the results of anti-PGL-I ELISA, the seropositivity among PB leprosy patients by NDO-LID® rapid test in this study can be considered higher than expected (20.2%).

Patients with CKD are exposed to hyperkalemia over a long period of time, and thus the normal range of serum K+ levels in such patients should be considered higher than in other patients; an ability to adapt to an imbalance in the serum K+ level may be acquired, making the clinical manifestations of severe hyperkalemia, and its outcomes, relatively mild and less harmful.

"They were doing altar pieces, which were considered higher status than just portraits.