Sentence examples for substantially higher use from inspiring English sources

Race and ethnicity: Non-Hispanic white adults reported substantially higher use of prescription sleep medication than non-Hispanic black adults, and Mexican-American adults.

We found substantially higher use of strong opioids in tibia fracture patients with nonunion than in those without nonunion.

The substantially higher use of antimicrobial drugs for acute bronchitis than for colds or other URIs raises the need for effective interventions to further support physician decision making.

This treatment algorithm led to a prolonged length of stay in the ICU and substantially higher use of broad-spectrum antimicrobials.

There was a substantially higher use of broad-spectrum antimicrobials in the PCT arm without an earlier appropriate choice of antimicrobial treatment, except among those patients with proven bloodstream infection (BSI).

For wasting, the main difference between the WHO standards and the NCHS reference is during infancy (i.e., up to about 70 cm in length) when wasting rates will be substantially higher using the WHO standards.

We found that the total number of significant eQTL was substantially higher using PEER-normalized read counts compared to simple library-normalized read counts, although the fraction of trans-eQTL was not significantly different.

The number of Homologenes (NH) is substantially higher using PINALOG (454 pairs) compared with IsoRank (165 pairs) and MI-GRAAL (0) although all methods have roughly the same number aligned pairs.

Although the elderly have a substantially higher drug use than younger patients, even after adjustment for multimorbidity, there is limited knowledge about the elderly's indication for treatment.

Our study findings suggest that speculation of substantially higher alcohol use amongst IDPs in northern Uganda than the rest of the Ugandan population may be unwarranted (although there are a number of study limitations discussed below).

Comparison of the outcomes of two trials of a depression website suggested that support (weekly telephone follow-up with instructions to visit the website) resulted in substantially higher module use than the same intervention without such contact [ 37].