Sentence examples for substantially higher baseline from inspiring English sources

In multiple regression analyses, non-Hispanic white race/ethnicity (compared to the African-American reference group) was associated with substantially higher baseline prevalence of MI (Table 4).

Notably, one study from the US suggests a substantially higher baseline incidence of self-reported febrile respiratory illness in children (ages < 18 yrs), although the case definitions used in that study were slightly less specific [ 36].

Failure to adjust for the substantially higher baseline mental health score observed in the control group would bias the effect on physical function in favour of the control group, thus masking the true effect of the intervention.

In contrast, day 42 hemoglobin in children receiving AQ+SP and DP was substantially higher than at baseline (increasing by 0.37 g/dL [95% CI: 0.18, 0.56] and 0.34 g/dL [95% CI: 0.15, 0.53], respectively), and the mean change was significantly greater than in SP-treated children (p<0.001 for both comparisons).

Frequently, cells responded to "ineffective" images producing responses substantially higher than the baseline response.

We expected deterioration over time in physical activity after 12 months and, although levels had declined by 24 months, they were still substantially higher than at baseline and significantly higher in the intervention group than in the control group.

The values for whole skeleton Kbone, as well as each regional site, and all BTM at 3 and 18 months were substantially higher than the baseline values (Table  2) with whole skeleton Kbone increasing by 76 and 60% at 3 and 18 months, respectively, while Kbone for the calvarium increased by 152 and 188%, respectively.

In contrast, the two uncontrolled before-and-after studies found mixed results: one found no difference and one found a substantially higher prevalence compared to baseline (not pooled, two studies, very low quality evidence).

In contrast, the two uncontrolled before-and-after studies found mixed results: one found no difference and one found a substantially higher prevalence compared to baseline (very low quality evidence) (see Table 7).

Similarly, elevations in bladder compliance were substantially higher in augmented animals from baseline (Group 1: 357%; Group 2: 147%) in comparison to controls (41%).

Baseline and follow-up values of the cardiovascular risk biomarkers assessed are shown in Table 2. Patients in the insulin group had substantially higher A1C and FBG at baseline than those receiving exenatide or sitagliptin.