I dont think so.
I thought the evidence pointed in another direction.
The first 100 hours is pretty safe. The next few can be a bit dodgy, and then you should be ok.
At least intuitively that makes sense. You have had good habits drummed into you, most don't have the confidence to go too far or fly in more challenging conditions, that's the first hundred hours or so, then the confidence grows but not necessarily the skills to go with it, which have interestingly enough started to get a little sloppy, with luck you scare yourself and the experience starts to take over so you get less susceptible to being involved in an accident.
I think that's what the evidence points to, unless of course you know other wise.