Sentence examples for widening relative from inspiring English sources

But even until 1929 it still clung on in this club, only to face a slow and widening relative decline thereafter.

Regarding social inequalities in cardiovascular health, however, there have been similar or even widening relative social inequalities over time [ 27, 28].

13 Using over four decades of mortality data of USA, studies found absolute and relative declines in premature mortality across socio-economic and racial/ethnic groups during 1966 1980 and widening relative health inequalities during 1980 2002.

Design of such interventions requires an understanding of current trends in cause specific mortality, as specific causes of death are likely to have different effects on the widening relative deprivation gap in all cause mortality.

By contrast, if the prevalence of a common outcome decreases with increasing trends in absolute prevalence difference, the PR trend shows a widening relative inequality while the OR trend may be stable or even decrease with time.

Both extracranial carotid arterial systems were extensively scanned to identify plaque, which was defined as a focal widening relative to adjacent segments, with protrusion into the lumen composed of calcified deposits (hard plaque), noncalcified deposits (soft plaque) or a combination of calcification and noncalcified material.

There has been a substantial widening in relative socioeconomic inequalities over this time period, particularly for women.

The findings show that while absolute inequalities in mortality have narrowed, there has been a clear widening of relative inequalities.

In this study, we therefore choose to assess ICERs against a benchmark of $600 to determine whether there is a possibility the interventions may be cost-effective relative to widening ART provision.

Nikolai Levichev, of the party A Just Russia, suggested widening the circle of relatives who would come under scrutiny, noting that there are "multiple cases when a grown son or a niece of some governor or minister is a multimillionaire, in some cases invested in foreign banks".

To be fair, an extension of the current payroll tax rate would widen the deficit relative to so-called "current law" projections.