Sentence examples for raised rate of from inspiring English sources

The markedly raised rate of detention and admission in certain female groups, over and above men, was an unexpected but important finding.

To take two well-documented examples of carcinogenesis in humans, a chimney sweep did not get scrotal cancer until after puberty when he had grown too large to climb chimneys (Pott, 1775); and smokers keep their raised rate of lung cancer for many years after they have stopped smoking (Halpern et al, 1993).

After excluding cases studied by Gardner et al (1990), there was no statistically significant increase in risk with increasing dose, for any of the exposure periods studied; indeed, the raised rate of childhood LNHL was mostly marked in the offspring of fathers with doses below the level of detection.

17 If clinical risk factors do not explain the excess of caesarean sections in Somali women and Somali women themselves express both a preference for vaginal birth and fear about undergoing caesarean section 8– 18, 18 then the raised rate of caesarean section in Somali-born women after resettlement is concerning.

And if the Bank raised rates, of course, the pound would be likely to appreciate again.

A study by Lena Edlund of Columbia University and others found that in 1988-2004, a one-point rise in the sex ratio in China raised rates of violent crime and theft by six to seven points.

A spatial model demonstrates raised rates of transport spills surrounding clusters of toxic firms.

Both East and West African immigrants had raised rates of leukaemia.

Raised rates of stillbirth in Somali-born women have also been found in previous studies.

Studies of the Japanese A-bomb survivors and of patients who received high-dose radiotherapy to the heart have shown raised rates of heart disease (UNSCEAR, 2008).

Our results prove that raised rates of molecular evolution are a general feature of parasitic plants, not confined to a few taxa or specific genes.