Sentence examples for lead to higher occurrence from inspiring English sources

They suggested that the Ti_SB, Ti_MAO, and Ti_SBF surface coatings promoted S. aureus adhesion, and could lead to higher occurrence of infection in vivo, compared to the pure Ti surface.

Former workers and their families, along with labor activists, have said that conditions at the company's semiconductor factories have led to higher occurrences of illnesses such as leukemia and other cancers among former semiconductor workers.

Countries with well developed occupational health care systems tend to have a broader coverage and this is likely to lead to higher estimates of occurrence.

And lower expenses lead to higher profits.

Speeding could also lead to higher premiums.

Then higher costs lead to higher prices.

Higher grades usually lead to higher salaries.

For instance temporally variable barriers such as flowering period, pollinator preference and seedling establishment of hybrids in nature are very difficult to assess, and might have lead to a higher occurrence of backcrosses towards B. crispa.

The high arterial blood pressures in birds (e.g. Seymour and Blaylock, 2000) and systolic pressures that range from 108 to 220 mmHg (14.4 29.3 kPa) (Lumeij and Ritchie, 1994), may lead to high PCBPs, explaining the occurrence BGBBs even in inactive/unstressed birds.

Although this is not a common occurrence, it demonstrates the challenges along the value chain that would lead to high microbial count in milk and eventually milk loss through spoilage.

It can lead to high intracranial pressure.