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Additionally, both these OCT measurements are noticeably higher than the average CST of 265.5 microns at study completion.

That's noticeably higher than the historical average of 16.

In the cases of Chile (1973 1990), Argentina (1976 1983), and Peru (1968 1980), military spending expressed as a percentage of GDP is noticeably higher than the sample's average during the same period: 6.3% vs a sample average of 2.5% in the case of Chile (1973 1990), 3.6 vs 2.6% in the case of Argentina (1976 1983), and 4.4% vs a sample average of 2.5% in the case of Peru (1968 1980).

For example, Brazil's growth rate under military government was noticeably higher than the sample's average during the same period (1964 1985)—6.2 vs 4.1%—as well as higher than its average (4.4%) over the entire period examined here.

These values of Dchem in LixNb9PO25 (∼10−9–10−11 cm2 s−1) were found to be in average noticeably higher than in the widely studied anode material, Li4Ti5O12.

The 3rd-year students' average ratings to all comments types were noticeably higher than the other groups', suggesting that these students preferred comprehensive feedback to simple error correction.

The average standard, even on the Free or Five Pound Fringe, has been noticeably higher than in recent years.

The ONS survey found that the average weekly pay of staff in the public sector was still noticeably higher than for staff in private sector employment, despite the government pay freeze on most employees in the public sector.

The average number of airbags in privately owned cars is seen to be noticeably higher than in company cars.

The temperature in the 1990s is seen noticeably higher than any previous warm conditions.

Operating speeds, implemented by drivers, are noticeably higher than design speeds.