Sentence examples for substantially higher estimates from inspiring English sources

Among the communities selected for the ZAMSTAR study, there are large variations in the prevalence of tuberculous infection, with substantially higher estimates in the SA communities than in the Zambian ones.

We did not pool the substantially higher estimates for the Canadian cities with those for the U.S. and European cities.

In recent calculations using French data using similar methods [ 8], the logarithmic curve shape also resulted in substantially higher estimates.

However, for mice, even substantially higher estimates have been reported, assigning an exceptional role for this species [ 2].

However, when evaluated together, the five sampling sites presented substantially higher estimates for the Shannon index and Nei's genetic diversity (H = 0.3869; He = 0.2556) (Table  2).

Time estimates for the deuterostome-arthropod divergence ranged from 913 – 1554 Ma across all methods and calibrations (average of 1130 ± 120 Ma), although SGGPL gave substantially higher estimates than the other methods (Table 3).

Inclusion of farm random effect resulted in substantially higher estimate of farm variance component for T. parva infection (1.73) compared to other infections [range, 0.29 0.56], comparable ICC values with those under ANOVA analysis [range, 0.08 0.35] and a substantially better fit than the standard multivariable logistic regressions.

Compared to nonsymptomatic inhalant users, symptomatic users also had substantially higher estimated probabilities of endorsing all six inhalant dependence criteria.

The authors also tested 500 blood samples obtained from blood donors in the United Kingdom using both assays; the Wantai assay resulted in a substantially higher estimate of seroprevalence (16.2%) than that of Genelabs (3.6%) [ 14].

The GISCi survey (Method 2) provided a substantially higher estimate for the total incidence of CIN2/3 of 16,571 cases (7,638 CIN2; 8,350 CIN3; 583 AIS) and 738 invasive cancers, resulting in a detection rate of 2.7/1000.

Although the 5.7% 180-day attributable mortality determined in the propensity score matched-pairs analysis in our study was not statistically significant, the estimate is substantially higher than estimates reported from other CDAD-endemic settings.