Sentence examples for slightly higher participation from inspiring English sources

Higher BMI (≥ 25) was marginally associated with a slightly higher participation with RR of 1.03 (95% CI 1.01 to 1.06).

Tucker and Irwin reported a slightly higher participation rate [ 8], with 55% of London Ontario preschoolers engaging in 60 minutes of physical activity each day.

Patients with a BMI ≥25 were associated with a slightly higher participation rate, compared with the others included in the study.

Girls had a slightly higher level of participation than boys in both samples, CP and Non-CP.

The one-step screening strategy, i.e. asking consent for participation before ascertainment of eligibility, yielded a slightly higher proportion of participants than the two-step strategy.

Participation was slightly higher among the youngest age group.

The overall participation rate in the CHASE-2000 study was 69%; participation rates were slightly higher among South Asians (73%) and 'Other ethnic groups' (71%) than among white Europeans (70%) and black African-Caribbean children (66%).

There were fewer females recruited in the project, mainly due to the lower numbers of players in a netball team compared to a football teams (seven vs 20 players) but of those participating on the night, participation rates were slightly higher in females, most likely as it was seen to be more beneficial to that gender.

According to the National Federation of High School Sports Associations, a million youngsters play high school basketball and 700,000 play high school soccer each year; male participation is only slightly higher than among girls.

When the post-expansion period is defined as only the third year after the expansion year, Column 2 indicates that the drop in labor force participation rate is slightly higher: 0.16 percentage points and also statistically significant at 5%% significance level.

With a mean person score of 0.613, patients in this study displayed a slightly higher level of activity limitation- participation restriction than the average of the item bank.