Sentence examples for somewhat higher incidence from inspiring English sources

That study found a somewhat higher incidence of injury on artificial surfaces.

Because I was so young at the time, because one of my aunts died of ovarian cancer at age 54 and because there is a somewhat higher incidence of mutations among Ashkenazi Jews, I decided to go through genetic counseling myself at the University of California, San Francisco.

However, the first-generation stents were associated with somewhat higher incidence of subacute thrombosis and late in-stent restenosis (ISR).

Just 3percentt of voters reported having any issues beyond waiting in line, and only 9percentt said they knew anyone who'd tried to vote but couldn't, with young and black voters reporting a somewhat higher incidence of problems.

Both Latvia and Lithuania showed somewhat higher incidence in the late 1970s than throughout the 1980s, but in Estonia the modest increase in the late 1970s was maintained through the 1980s.

18, 19 A somewhat higher incidence of AS has been reported in northern Norway.

There was no statistically significant gender difference in the 2-year cumulative incidence of arthropathy; however, there was an apparent trend that male mice had a somewhat higher cumulative incidence than female mice (Figure 1C, right; P = 0.082, one-tailed Fisher's exact test).

The type-specific incidence rates among HIV-negative MSM (e.g. HPV-16: 0.9/1000 PM) were generally comparable to or somewhat higher than incidence rates reported in a large multinational study among HIV-negative, mainly heterosexual men (HPV-16: 0.8/1000 PM) [ 5], but the incidence rates among HIV-infected MSM in our study were substantially higher (HPV-16: 3.5/1000 PM).

In the oldest age group, there was a weak trend such that those with prior lower limb injuries had a somewhat higher injury incidence during MP training.

Despite somewhat higher cancer incidence in Aboriginal than in non-Aboriginal people, substantially higher mortality and lower survival in Aboriginal people is only partly explained by more advanced cancer at diagnosis.

During the first 11 years of follow-up, women in the intervention arm who were cytology negative at baseline had a somewhat higher cumulative incidence of CIN2+ than cytology negative women in the control arm, reflecting the effect of the intervention on HPV test results in the intervention arm (fig 2).