Sentence examples for proportionately higher levels from inspiring English sources

There was proportionately higher levels of dropout in the large Lincoln trial (n=151) [ 44], which provided the majority of the weight for this subgroup, than the smaller Larcombe trial (n=20) [ 48].

Specifically, this receptor, expressed on the surface of immunosuppressive CD4+ CD25+ Tregs, is found in proportionately higher levels in the peripheral circulation of cancer patients, including patients with glioma, than in that of controls (35– 45).

The expression of ER and PgR in our familial MBCs is similar to that seen in sporadic MBC, with proportionately higher levels than seen in FBC, and absence of PgR expression did not discriminate a BRCA2 phenotype.

But catalytic emissions control systems adopted to meet increasingly stringent NOx standards in the 1990s had the effect of altering this ratio: These systems tend to emit proportionately higher levels of NO2, especially when they don't work correctly, even as they limit overall NOx emissions.

The master splicing regulator ESRP1 is expressed at a proportionately higher level in amnion compared to all other analyzed human tissues, and there is a significant enrichment of ESRP1-regulated exons with tissue-specific splicing activities in amnion.

Interestingly, GO classification by molecular function shows that genes encoding proteins of unknown function were expressed at a proportionately higher level in 2003 while the kinase class made little to no contribution.

The δ- and β-zein proteins contain proportionately high levels of S-amino acids and the focus of this paper is to determine if the introduction of the zein genes into alfalfa is a valid approach towards improving the methionine content of alfalfa leaves.

Also, similar to the trend observed for human plasma, other major polar lipids, such as LPC, PE and PI, were shown to be present in proportionately much higher levels compared to the minor lipid species.

Compared with cases, controls had a proportionately higher educational level (defined as more than 10 years of school), smoked less, but consumed more alcohol.

At the individual level, the protective influence of women's education on IPV and the likelihood of sustaining severe burns was proportionately stronger at higher levels of education, and is a corroboration of previous findings [ 67, 68].

Notably, substrates presenting low levels of N-cadherin-Fc concentrations, combined with proportionately higher L1-Fc concentration, most enhanced neurite outgrowth and the degree of MAP2+ and neurofilament-M+ H9-NSCs.