Sentence examples for relatively higher incidence from inspiring English sources
The phrase "relatively higher incidence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation where the occurrence or frequency of something is higher in comparison to something else, but not necessarily the highest overall. An example sentence using this phrase could be: "While the overall incidence of flu cases was relatively low this year, there was a relatively higher incidence reported among children under the age of 10."
Japan has a relatively higher incidence of biliary tract cancer compared with other developed countries [ 2].
In this review, authors have described the various penile injuries, which have relatively higher incidence.
In contrast, Hussein et al. (26) reported relatively higher incidence among females than males.
Recently, Abell et al 20 have suggested a relatively higher incidence of anterior capsule tears with femtosecond laser cataract surgery.
It may be due to the relatively higher incidence of malaria in the HIV seronegative patients recorded in this study.
J. H. Kim et al. describe in their review the various penile injuries, which have relatively higher incidence.
Previous studies have found extracellular proteins possess a relatively high incidence of promiscuous domains relative to most other proteins (Basu et al. 2008, 2009).
For instance, Goldstein has made it a minicrusade to banish the standard bicycle seat, which crushes the main nerve cluster leading to the genitalia and, Goldstein believes, accounts for the relatively high incidence of sexual dysfunction among bikers.
Among the findings was that the United States ranked among the least safe of industrialized countries, at least in part because of a relatively high incidence of teenage pregnancy, with 5 of 100 women between 15 and 19 giving birth annually.
"Some, though certainly not all, of our peacekeeping missions are deployed to parts of the world where there is a relatively high incidence of H.I.V./AIDS," Mr. Guehenno said.
Flu experts expressed surprise at the relatively high incidence of deaths and severe illness in the context of the low consultation rates.
