Sentence examples for lesser incidence from inspiring English sources

The glutamine group had lesser incidence of new infections (0 % vs 30%%, p = 0.02).

There was a lesser incidence of dizziness and fatigue in the combination therapy compared to CBZ monotherapy.

When comparing the rate of key complications as a function of the surgical approach we found a significantly lesser incidence of complications in group C (P = 0.0001).

The goal of this study was to determine whether the use of the GlideScope leads to a greater or lesser incidence of sore throat when compared with traditional laryngoscope blades used for intubation.

The main result was a lesser incidence of burnout in care services with a garden that those without a garden, irrespective of the type of care service, along with an amplification of the benefit with specially-designed gardens.

Mid-September planting favoured plant growth, enhanced flowering (77.3 days), which resulted in production of significantly larger fruit (13.0 g) and higher yield (174.4 g/plant) with fruit having higher TSS (9.23%), acidity (1.22%) and ascorbic acid content (44.1 mg/100 g of pulp) with lesser incidence of albinism (9.6%) and botrytis rot (8.1%) than other plantings.

It carries high efficiency, involves less drug doses, minimal neonatal depression, awake mother and lesser incidences of aspiration pneumonitis.

This relatively healthier, higher yield and a lesser malformed fruit incidence can be attributed to the presence of certain micro-nutrient as calcium, magnesium, manganese, copper, boron, iron, amino acids and silicic acid in vermiwash (Jarecki et al. 2005).Yield of the Linseed oil from the crop is positively co-related to the seed number and the seed weight per capsule per plant.

The Raman analysis qualitatively depicted the reduction in thickness of the amorphous layer with increase in ion beam irradiation angle, as we are only getting the signal from the amorphous or modified layer of the Ge surface due to ion irradiation which becomes lesser for higher incidence angles.

On another note we have also found that hepatitis B POC tests also present us with a similar problem but to a lesser degree (the incidence of Hepatitis B in adults in this area approaches 10%).

These results support the work of Green et al. [ 18] who demonstrated that 75% of cases are due to local effects (the additional local effects, such as badgers and the history of bTB, seen in high, and to a lesser extent, medium bTB incidence areas), whilst 15% are due to recorded cattle movements (dominating the risks seen in lower bTB incidence areas).