The phrase "a higher pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing levels or quantities, such as in discussions about resources, talent, or options.
Example: "In order to find the best candidates for the job, we need to draw from a higher pool of applicants."
Alternatives: "a larger pool" or "an elevated pool".
"Winning promotion means you can move to a higher pool of players, but it is not going to be a massive leap," Dyche said.
"I would definitely say there is a higher pool of talent for the higher complicated financial instruments at Deutsche Bank," said Kline.
The elevation in the levels of pro-caspase-3, pro-caspase-7 and Bax in L50 tumours suggested that they might be more sensitive to anticancer treatments than HGT-1 tumours, since they expressed a higher pool of pro-apoptotic molecules, presumably prone to drug-induced activation.
The only models reporting no follicular loss used mouse fetal ovaries [23], [55], [67] that contain a high pool of primordial follicles more resistant to cryopreservation.
Whereas immature ovaries contain a high pool of primordial follicles as compared to the adult ovaries, no gestation after 35 weeks of grafting was observed in our mouse model due to a complete depletion of follicles associated however to active steroidogenesis in interstitial cells.
A high pool size of this compound was observed in ∆ argRJ and a lower pool size in ∆ argRF, which again might imply a backlog.
The inter-assay coefficient of variation (%CV) (mean ± standard deviation) was 10.9 ± 1.8 % for Aβ42, 9.9 ± 2.1 % for tau, and 9.1 ± 1.8 % for ptau-181, as analyzed in a high pool and a low pool from 13 consecutive pool preparations used in total in 189 231 runs.
Studies which did not provide a clear definition of the follow-up period also had a high pooled risk ratio of 11.68 955% CI 7.19 18.97).
The intervention added an exercise programme in a in a waist-high pool of warm water (33°C).
This was supported by the sensitivity analysis for severe asthma that showed a significantly higher pooled estimate for studies that did not adjust for confounders compared with those that did.
Exogenous phytase lead to a higher rumen pool of phytase.
