Sentence examples for more frequent poor from inspiring English sources

Colorectal cancers with CIMP-H showed more frequent poor differentiation than CIMP-0,L CRCs (P<0.001).

LAA and CE, compared with the other etiologies, had more frequent poor functional outcomes both at discharge and 3 month.

Compared to those with a short duration of diabetes, those with a long duration of diabetes had both higher rates of hospitalization and more frequent poor glycemic control.

The use of rice straw as a fuel was more frequent in poor households.

The use of rice husk as a fuel was more frequent in poor households.

Acknowledging the resilience of these cysts, it is conceivable that protozoan infections are much more frequent in poor settings than estimated, even in the absence of reported outbreaks and epidemiological surveys [ 54].

Unrest has become more frequent in poorer parts of the nation.

As OA severity increased, workers reported more frequent pain, poorer quality of life, greater use of specific healthcare resources (hospitalizations) and reduced productivity.

A small portion (13%) of the increased risk in those with insulin-treated diabetes was accounted for by more frequent fainting, poorer balance, reduced renal function, and use of more prescription medications.

Women in the lowest reference quintile of the wealth index comprised 24% of the sample, while those in the highest were 16%, indicating that pregnancy is more frequent among poorer women.

This skewed picture has been attributed to the misconceived notion of research agencies and donors regarding the association of these diseases with affluence (27, 31– 34) even though the majority of GBD 2 and 3 conditions are more frequent among poorer populations in LMICs (27, 35– 40).