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Data from the 1918/1919 pandemic suggest much higher death rates in India compared with Europe and the USA.

This result is different to previous studies using hospital data that suggest much higher rates of hospitalisation for people living outside major population areas compared to those living in major cities [ 30, 31].

Two questionnaire-based national studies on sexual health suggest much higher rates: 9% of persons of all ages and 15% of young people (<25 years) indicated to have been tested for HIV and/or another STI in the previous year of whom about 50% said that they had carried out this at the general practice 10 14; this would equal to an annual incidence of STI consultations of about 5 8 per 100.

Although the precise rate of unemployment for particular ethnic groups is not known (French law precludes collecting data by ethnic classification), anecdotal evidence suggests much higher levels of joblessness for immigrants and their descendants.

Other studies, which include data from younger participants, have suggested much higher rates of primary headache.

Energy savings per adopter is much larger for Cluster 3, suggesting much higher benefits from efficient devices.

For the six gases, the enhancement factors through VACNT/parylene membranes were over 60 under different temperatures (Figure 7a), suggesting much higher transport rate than the Knudsen diffusion.

However, Khan et al. [19] were able to use α-tubulin II in transfected P. berghei parasites as a marker to separate male from female gametocytes using fluorescent flow cytometry, suggesting much higher expression levels are found in male compared to female gametocytes, at least in this rodent parasite.

Research also suggests much higher rates in at-risk sub-populations.

However, some reports have suggested much higher levels of mutations in esophageal carcinomas.

However, measures of optimal adherence were substantially higher in HPTN 039, suggesting much higher levels of actual product use.