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The phrase "a greater values of" is not correct in English.
It should be "greater values of" or "a greater value of" depending on the context. You can use it when discussing multiple values or a single value that is larger in comparison to others.
Example: "The study revealed greater values of efficiency in the new system compared to the old one."
Alternatives: "higher values of" or "increased value of".
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It is well known that arbitrary small delays in the sliding mode control lead to oscillations and the systems may even become unstable for a greater values of the delay.
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Howard Reed, the director of Landman Economics who co-designed the model, said: "A lot of public spending is 'pro-poor', with poorer households receiving a greater value of services to meet their extra welfare needs.
A greater value of CRI indicates a faster curing process.
A greater value of f3 indicates a stronger inherent strength of the AC system.
In other words, as VGS increases, a greater value of ID results.
The broadening of pulse width of acceleration loads will result in a greater value of threshold acceleration and contact time.
A greater value of D results in lower FN rate at the cost of the detection rate.
This situation occurs more often for large values of λ: a greater value of λ consequently implies less robustness of our method.
This generally produces a greater value of the SGI (Sand Generation Index) for granitoids and explains the great productivity in sandy deposits of this lithology.
The design in the background of Figure 4a has a smaller value of γ, while that of Figure 4b has a greater value of γ.
Under Parkinsonian conditions where there is a large oscillatory region, a greater value of I may be needed to escape this region.
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