Sentence examples for a higher room from inspiring English sources
Check in as late as possible – there is more chance that the hotel will have run out of standard rooms and will give you a higher room category.
Given the economic climate, Mr. Harteveldt cautioned that hotels ought to focus on Internet access and other essential technologies that either help justify a higher room rate or attract more guests.
"One of the reasons why we are having a larger mix of luxury construction at airports than in the past is land cost, which tends to be quite expensive," said Bjorn Hanson, who heads the hospitality and leisure practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers. "And so a higher room rate type of development — with a $450 average rate as opposed to $129 — helps make the land lease more affordable".
However, the experiment was carried out at a higher room temperature of approximately 32°C, which is higher than most other researchers' reported data at room temperature ranging from 21°C to 28°C.
B6 (lymphoma prone) mice kept at a higher room temperature (30 °C) did not reduce T b when under CR and this caused a reduction in daily hypothermia and reduced the life-extending effects of CR and in particular its anti-lymphoma action (Koizumi et al. 1996).
The primary reasons for interest in a new FVIII product that could be stored at a higher room temperature for up to 12 months included the ability to keep more factor at home (50.6%) and the ability to travel more easily (64%).
The ground-floor exhibition space is a high room with a central chandelier of translucent lenses of Philippine capiz, a material flaked from the shells of oysters.
In most hospitals it was a high room lit by a skylight, with tiers of benches rising above the narrow, wooden operating table.
The GPE membrane exhibited a high room temperature ionic conductivity of 3.12 mS cm−1.
The sintered pellets showed a high room temperature ɛ r (∼1.4 × 105) and relatively small tan δ (∼0.16) at 1 kHz.
