Examples of using A slightly higher in English and their translations into Hebrew
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People who had radiotherapy to the head as children have a slightly higher risk of developing a brain tumour later in life.
Minoxidil has been shown to stimulate hair growth in about 30% of male patients, with a slightly higher rate in females.
in the control group, but people in the Info+ Social group voted at a slightly higher rate.
Researchers found that antibiotic use in children less than 2 years of age was associated with only a slightly higher body weight at age 5.
its flat floor was hewn at a slightly higher level.
the amniotic sac and fluid maintain a slightly higher temperature than the mother's body,
A slightly higher rate(48%) opposes the line she took on the(non)funding of the children's theater of the actor Norman Issa(42% responded“Don't know”).
The center is divided, with a slightly higher rate for those who oppose rejecting the proposal(49% vs. 42% who supported the rejection).
saccharin- had a slightly higher BMI(28 vs. 27) and were more likely to be female.
Subsequent tests of the motorized model showed a slightly higher but still impressive drag coefficient of 0.186.
Some research suggests that women who become pregnant by older men have a slightly higher risk of miscarriage.
A slightly higher proportion of women reported feeling depressed sometimes(36% versus 30%), and a higher proportion of Jerusalem
One this subject as well, traditional Jews are more divided, with a slightly higher percentage saying they do drive on the Sabbath(53 percent),
so one would expect that these super athletes would have a slightly higher risk on the basis of being tall and the stress they put on
Because of your bank's exchange rate, a slightly higher total amount may be charged as compared to the amount listed in Croatian kuna(HRK) on the bill you receive from the hotel.
Brothers, sisters, and children of those who have had lung cancer may have a slightly higher risk of lung cancer themselves, especially if the relative was diagnosed at a younger age.
Pregnant women who develop mumps in the first 12-16 weeks of pregnancy have a slightly higher risk of miscarriage, but there is no evidence that mumps can cause defects in the unborn child.
Brothers, sisters, and children of people who have had lung cancer may have a slightly higher risk of lung cancer themselves, especially if the relative was diagnosed at a younger age.
have a slightly higher risk of miscarriage, but there is no evidence that mumps can cause deformities in an unborn child.
have a slightly higher risk of developing breast cancer.