Sentence examples for markedly higher incidence from inspiring English sources

Markedly higher incidence was apparent in East Midlands and Scotland, which both contain large areas of rural expanse.

Eating disorders also typically become more prevalent in adolescence, with a markedly higher incidence in females [ 9, 10].

The markedly higher incidence of CML in more deprived areas is a new finding, which should be verified in an independent study.

Hyperphosphatemia is commonly found in patients with advanced CKD and has been implicated in the markedly higher incidence of cardiovascular mortality, as well as of visceral and peripheral vascular calcification in these patients [ 20].

We also recorded the incidence of morphological abnormalities, namely bent axes, malformed or missing eyes or missing tails, at 2 dpf and found a markedly higher incidence in morphants compared with controls.

Notable demographic and disease characteristics of this population from South Eastern/Eastern Europe include a markedly higher incidence of COPD among non-smokers when compared with data from Western Europe and the USA [ 37- 39].

The four sites in this study were specifically chosen because of their markedly higher incidences of HIV infection, wide diversity of infected groups, and the higher prevalence of drug abuse and the sex trade in western regions of China.

Early in his career, Stevens was one of many researchers struck by the markedly high incidence of breast cancer among women in the industrialized world, in comparison with those in developing countries, and he at first supported the most common early hypothesis, which was that the cause must be dietary.

Although the population of PWID in Kenya is relatively small, HIV transmission through injection yields a markedly higher HIV incidence rate compared to transmission through heterosexual sex [ 6]; PWID have two times as high a probability of HIV transmission per risky exposure compared to exposure from casual heterosexual sex [ 23].

This is markedly higher than the incidence observed in the general population, of ∼1.5% of patients studied by coronary angiography or autopsy [ 2].

Reports on screen-detected DCIS regarding histopathological grade vary markedly describing a higher incidence of low grade, 24 no difference, 25 or a higher incidence of high grade 12, 26, 27 in screen-detected DCIS.