Sentence examples for more incidences of from inspiring English sources

However, more incidences of body scratch and higher locomotion disorder scores observed in the ESF sows was due to the combination of persistent fighting around the ESF machines and inadequate bedding materials.

They had no more incidences of overt or preclinical diabetes mellitus than the control subjects (6/62 vs 0/32 incidents), but a greater proportion of them had at least one glucose concentration above the 95th percentile (36% vs 12%, P =.016).

The more incidences of an "unaffiliated" (term used loosely) third-party creating web standards for credential sharing, or data sharing (just as inBloom is trying to do for performance data, never mind the the lily-livered objectors), or whatever the case may be, the better off education will be.

Number of people living below poverty line has risen, migration has taken place and more incidences of water related diseases have been reported by two interviews representing Impact NE (a local NGO) present in the group discussion and there has been a overall decrease in agricultural output in the village.

Climate change will cause more incidences of red tides and water pollution at beaches.

There were more incidences of kids sharpening pencils super pointy and then stabbing themselves or someone else with than I want to believe.

There is more incidence of liver and stomach cancer among Asian-Americans than in any other ethnic group, researchers say.

Towers on mountaintops have more incidence of lightning than towers on the flat ground.

Ever since then I had no more incidence of skin infection and I can't remember the last time I had a full blown cold.

But the short term, unequivocal fact is that there's much higher graduate unemployment than there has been and there's much more incidence of people doing jobs which are clearly not jobs that use their skills and qualifications". What is clear is that 30 months into their post-degree lives – 18 months if they took a four-year course – many new graduates are finding life tough.

RESULTS: The incidence of total stroke and intracranial hemorrhage increased as systolic blood pressure at entry increased and was particularly high for systolic pressures of about 175 mm Hg or more (incidence of total stroke, 3.4% compared with 1.17% for pressures between 100 and 124 mm Hg).