The phrase "a higher norm for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards or expectations that are elevated or improved in a particular context.
Example: "The organization aims to establish a higher norm for ethical practices in the industry."
Alternatives: "an elevated standard for" or "a superior benchmark for".
However, post hoc tests reveal no group differences within each sex for canaries or zebra finches, with the exception of a higher ratio for NORM female zebra finches relative to ISOs (P<0.05).
Mr. Levine conducted from a high stool, the norm for him in recent years, but in place of the Fritz Reiner-like microscopic beat that has become his adopted trademark, his gestures were expansive and animated.
Therefore in the simulations shown below the received signal is multiplied with the entire equalization matrix at each recursion and the symbol with the highest norm (most reliable for detection) is selected for cancellation at each iteration of the algorithm.
A higher score for the latent variable 'Social norm' implies that the management is more based on quantity, production or outcomes and that more importance is attached to the opinion of the Employee Insurance Benefits Agency and employee representative bodies, fellow insurance physicians and society at large.
"The norms of communication have shifted," says Shaheen, "so there seems to be a higher threshold for insults, jokes and put downs that have become acceptable.
Sensitivity and specificity of endorsing item no. 5 for high stress (10-item Perceived Stress Scale [ 33] score of half a standard deviation higher than the norm for age-matched U.S. general population).
If invasive types fit Jack-and-Master, we expect most of the variation in reaction norms to be explained by differences in vertical shift, with higher reaction norms for invasives (Fig. 1C,E).
I was surprised that the ticket price — $15 for a regular admission, $19 for 3D — wasn't much higher than the norm for cinema coach class.
A reference norm for competence rating is specified in no more than eight instruments: five use an 'end of training' norm and three a 'class level' norm.
That rate is higher than the norm for the industry.
