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Meanings of significantly higher in English

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However, with increasing age, RP was associated with significantly higher complication rates.
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Conclusion: FM cases had significantly higher utilization and costs compared with controls.
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Relative to many other EU countries, Ireland's detention rates are significantly higher.
The Irish Times
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A significantly higher number of patients in group B went into shock.
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ALT-803-treated NK cells secreted significantly higher levels of IFN-γ than control conditions.
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The move sent stock markets, and particularly the technology-driven Nasdaq, significantly higher.
The Irish Times
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Predicted means for residual LES pressure were significantly higher following cisapride administration.
Pubmed
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Results: Females have significantly higher rates of depression for each sample overall.
Pubmed
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Mean BMI was significantly higher among past smokers than among never smokers.
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Mean corrected QT dispersion was significantly higher in cases compared with controls.
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The frequency of positive nodes was significantly higher in the recurrent cases.
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Only reduced weight contributed to a significantly higher risk of post-operative fistula.
Pubmed
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Computer use presented significantly higher prevalence over other modalities of screen time.
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BPPV and safety subscores were both significantly higher in the intervention group.
Pubmed
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Plasma ammonia at 24 hours was significantly higher in the control group.
Pubmed
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The AKI group had a significantly higher tendency to present with shock.
Pubmed
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