Sentence examples for lower documented from inspiring English sources

As expected, the prevalence of dementia using MMSE was much lower, documented at 15.5%.

This may further explain why MDIS cases in our study had lower documented body weights than in previous reports [ 5].

Hypertension is the most surprising example of a lower documented prevalence rate, as one would expect at least similar occurrence of hypertension in the case and control group.

Irgb6 and Irgb10 loaded onto very few vacuoles, while for Irga6 or Irgd the number of loaded vacuoles was significantly but not dramatically reduced but the amount loaded per vacuole was generally much lower, documented for Irga6 in Figs 8C and D and S6.

First, future population-based studies attentive to exposure heterogeneity might include SFBA counties together with other US or international populations with lower documented incidence rates of breast cancer, in which established or putative risk factors may be less common, and protective factors may be more common.

GHG emission of four of the five insect species studied was much lower than documented for pigs when expressed per kg of mass gain and only around 1% of the GHG emission for ruminants.

However, when we consider contradictory findings such as belief by 79.8% HCWs that gloves are required for any contact with patients, and 46.6% recapped needles, we know that the rate of proper compliance is probably much lower, as documented in a study in Australia [13].

Changes in EF (+4.04 ± 8%) presented here are significant and clinically relevant, but lower than documented before [ 20– 23].

Previous studies have documented lower breast cancer survival among women with lower socioeconomic status (SES) in the United States.

We observed that LpPLA2 mass, but not activity, was lower in participants with diabetes than without in our cohort, consistent with prior findings from the LpPLA2 Studies Collaboration, which also documented lower levels of LpPLA2 mass in diabetic individuals (5).

Indeed, the health benefits of remaining active are well documented: lower rates of depression and illness for a start.