Sentence examples for much higher decline from inspiring English sources

This shows that as the children grew older, those who lived >5 km networked distance had a much higher decline in their survival probability when compared to those who lived <5 km away.

The overall predicted probabilities are much higher, but the decline due to a perception of MP overclaiming is a similar 7 points (from 0.84 to 0.77).

Most women could quote verbatim what they had been told about risk, but women choosing surgery perceived their individual risk to be much higher than those declining it (P < 0.005).

The Iraqi official's September civilian death count was much higher, and the percentage decline much smaller, than those seen in reports provided by other groups that regularly monitor civilian deaths in Iraq.

This suggests that the transition rate at which cells become recognized and turn into a target for CTLs is very fast (4 to 12 d <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0016468.e008.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> ), and is much higher than the typical decline rate of viral load after drug treatment.

Peak brain radioactivity was much higher and earlier but declined much faster than at baseline to reach a low terminal level, thereby evidencing the TSPO receptor block in the brain.

Restorations were needed most with 37.7percentnt (CI: 31.8, 44.0) of respondents requiring fillings, compared to only 16.8percentnt (CI: 14.0, 20.0) among those who did not report avoiding due to cost (Table  2).The proportion of Canadians with a treatment need was also much higher for those reporting declining recommended dental treatment due to cost.

For women, however, the decline is much higher, 2.6 percentage points.

Again, power was much higher under instant than exponential decline (Table 2).

Numerically the more complex forms of the measures would have resulted in much higher rates of improvement or decline.

In pattern 2 ('later mortality decline'), the MI ratios were relatively stable up to 1990 and decreased steeply thereafter; at this point in time the MI ratios were also much higher in pattern 2 ('later mortality decline') than in pattern 3 ('earlier mortality decline').