The phrase "a higher coverage of total" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward expression that lacks clarity.
Example: "We aim for a higher coverage of total sales in the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "increased total coverage" or "greater overall coverage".
The results show that for the case of the UK (low solar irradiance and low ambient temperatures) a complete coverage of the solar collector with PV together with a low collector flow-rate are beneficial in allowing the system to achieve a high coverage of the total annual energy (heat and power) demand, while maximising the CO2 emissions savings.
By using the population-specific LD-based haplotype data provided by the HapMap project [ 65, 66] or, more recently, the 1000 genomes project [ 67], SNP arrays are constructed aiming at a high coverage of the total genome variation, but without considering biologically functional aspects.
We note that both platforms showed a high coverage of cassette exons (68.0% of total known cassette exons on the Gene Array; 89.1% on the Exon Array).
We choose to use consensus motifs, since this provided us with a high coverage of previously characterized plant motifs (in total 946 motifs).
This corresponds to a high coverage of the chicken chromosomes 1 ~ 28 and chromosome Z, with a total length of 1001 Mb (826 Mb sequenced).
A high coverage of inadequate quality is not pro-poor.
Although the Icelandic DFG had a higher coverage than the E.U. average, its total equity of about 70 million euros was not enough to cover deposits of 5 billion euros in the U.K. and 1.7 billion euros in the Netherlands.
A higher coverage level would lead to a higher likelihood of payments, but will also have a higher premium.
Targeted expression profiling achieved higher coverage of protein-coding genes with fewer total sequenced reads, and it is especially suited to track cell type-specific signatures discovered in the placenta.
