Sentence examples for population higher levels from inspiring English sources

In the exit population, higher levels of political activity were associated with higher scores in knowledge and attitudes (Factual Understanding β = .356, p < .001; Relevance β = .278, p < .01; see Table 5).

In a Caucasian population, higher levels of testosterone and lower estradiol concentrations predicted higher adiponectin levels in both genders [ 32].

In the overall population, higher levels of GHb were associated with increased risk of mortality from all causes, heart disease, and cancer.

We found a significantly higher frequency of the T2444C polymorphism than that reported in the general population, higher levels of PARP expression and activity than those reported for normal human lymphocytes, and a high variation in PARP activity (coefficient of variation, CV=103%) and a low variation in expression (CV=32%) between the cell lines.

Despite having to contend with a rising population, high levels of poverty and armed conflicts, sub-Saharan Africa made the greatest progress in primary school enrolment of all the developing regions, with its rate growing from 52% in 1990 to 78% in 2012.

He says that "Russia won't be a superpower anytime soon", citing Russia's shrinking population, high levels of poverty and poor public health.

In a recent study of a general population, high levels of passive coping were found to be associated with disabling neck and back pain [ 25].

In the general population, high levels of serum estrogens and testosterone have been linked with an increased risk of breast cancer in postmenopausal women (Key et al, 2002).

Together these results support the notion that, while Sox2 expression is necessary for the survival of the entire osteoblast population, high levels of Sox2 correlate with the ability to form osteospheres, and mark a subpopulation of immature, progenitor cells.

In specific circumstances, a coverage as low as 37.5% can be sufficient [ 36], but in other, more interconnected populations, higher levels of coverage are necessary.

Pairwise analyses revealed that workers from clonal populations from both the introduced and native areas had significantly (or nearly for introduced populations) higher level of heterozygosity than those from native sexual populations (Table 2).