Sentence examples for substantially increased rate from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the individual protein expression data revealed that those men with diagnostic tissue expressing AZGP1 had a 56% lower rate of PCSM than those with biopsies not expressing this biomarker, while expression of MUC1 or p53 was associated with a substantially increased rate of PCSM (Table 2).

Although undertreatment is the major issue, complications from overtreatment should also be considered because, since a substantially increased rate of geographic atrophy (GA) was documented with monthly use of ranibizumab had new GA lesions after 2 years compared with only 15% of eyes treated in the as-needed arm.

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) substantially increased rates of insurance coverage within the first year of implementation, including among women of reproductive age.

"If current global trends in obesity continue, we must expect to see substantially increased rates of mortality due to these major causes of death, as well as increasing healthcare costs," the authors concluded. .

In our study, the treated CLL and FL patients had substantially increased rates of second malignancies compared with untreated CLL and FL patients, respectively.

These findings are in contrast to previous trials with community follow-up of patients who did not attend outpatient appointments [ 18], and home treatment where substantially increased rates of treatment take-up were found [ 36].

It is evident, however, that patients selected for insulin treatment at baseline had a substantially increased death rate at 2 years (7.3 vs. 1.7%; OR 4.65), a higher rate of MACCE (8.0 vs. 2.6%; OR 3.08), and a greater incidence of microvascular morbidity (20.7 vs. 7.7%; OR 3.84).

Pope told me that his father's estate went to his mother, who is still alive, although he noted that in the past decade his family has substantially increased its rate of giving to the Pope foundations.

High-throughput sequencing such as massively parallel signature sequencing (MPSS), 454 pyrosequencing, and sequencing-by-synthesis (SBS) of small RNA libraries has substantially increased the rate of identification of miRNAs [34 36].

When MOSE cell proliferation was examined in vitro, the concomitant inactivation of p53 rescued the growth suppression that was seen with inactivation of Brca1 alone [36] and led to a substantially increased growth rate as compared to control cells.

A less conservative approach would have substantially increased the rate.