Sentence examples for relative increase over time from inspiring English sources

There are very few data on 25(OH D in cord blood in the Hispanic population and no data looking specifically at the relative increase over time based on cord 25(OH D [ 11].

Previous models have demonstrated that the relative fitness of DR strains compared with DS strains is a key determinant of the trajectory of DR tuberculosis epidemics [13], [14], [15], and the mean relative fitness of DR strains may increase over time as more fit DR strains are preferentially transmitted [16].

If prions are long-lived, the relative contribution of indirect transmission to the force of infection is likely to increase over time as the environmental reservoir grows.

The rate of preterm birth for Indigenous women in our dataset increased by 5.0% (a relative increase over the time period of 51.0%) compared with the smaller increase of less than 1% (8.7% to 9.0%) observed for non-Indigenous women, and in opposition to the state-wide data which showed a decrease from 13.1% to 11.6% over similar years (2000 09).

In addition, relative differences in mortality by marital status have increased over time.

Some differences have increased over time.

The range has actually increased over time.

Many rural areas (e.g., NT and WA) have a sparse population density, thus even a small number (e.g., 1 or 2) of suicide cases increase in particular rural LGA over time (e.g., from 1991 1995 period to 1996 2000 period) indicates a much higher relative risk increase over time compared with urban areas.

For all tested EPNs, the variability of relative infectiousness increased over time due to an increase in natural mortality (Fig. 1b).

Average relative leakage tended to increase over time, and was greater at the high temperature than at the low temperature (Figure 5).

However, the performance saturated beyond 2560 nodes, due to the relative increase in communication time; at 40,960 nodes, the communication time occupied over 50% of total elapsed time.