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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Science & IT
"larger at risk of"
Dear all,
I have a question regarding the phrase *"larger at risk of"*
I want to formulate that one group has a higher risk of something than the other group. _What is the best way to formulate this?_
*... have a relatively larger risk of ... compared to ...*
*...are relatively at larger risk of ...compared to ...*
Or is there a better way to formulate this?
I have a question regarding the phrase *"larger at risk of"*
I want to formulate that one group has a higher risk of something than the other group. _What is the best way to formulate this?_
*... have a relatively larger risk of ... compared to ...*
*...are relatively at larger risk of ...compared to ...*
Or is there a better way to formulate this?
Top answer
Either construction works in most situations. However, for some reason, greater sounds more natural to me than larger .
- Either construction works in most situations.
- However, for some reason, greater sounds more natural to me than larger .
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Either construction works in most situations. However, for some reason, greater sounds more natural to me than larger.
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