Sentence examples for a higher than predicted from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a higher than predicted" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing results or outcomes that exceed initial expectations or forecasts. Example: "The experiment yielded a higher than predicted level of reaction, surprising the researchers."
Experts have also warned of a higher than predicted failure rate of biometric information stored on the cards.
It gave a higher than predicted forecast for 2014 earnings and said it expected to return to growth in 2015 after a couple of problematic years, helped by a good performance from its North American business.
Western blot analysis of vacuolar and thylakoid fractions revealed the presence of a 51 kDa band only in vacuoles isolated from WT but not in those obtained from TPK1 knock-out plants, confirming tonoplast location of TPK1 and indicating that TPK proteins might migrate with a higher than predicted MW (Figure S10).
Moreover, strains with two mutations in one of these genes exhibited a higher than predicted fitness, suggesting that there is a synergistic interaction between the two mutations.
The increased potency for the mixture appeared to be due to a higher than predicted observed potency of PCB-126 for this site (0.21 compared with its WHO TEF of 0.1).
To muddy the waters further, a recent prepublication report of a retrospective study from the San Diego County Trauma Registry [ 6], presented at the American Heart Association annual meeting, has found an association between both hypoxaemia and hyperoxaemia with a higher than predicted mortality in traumatic brain injury.
Multiple cases of AML developing in a family at a rate higher than predicted by chance alone have been reported.
Don't be surprised if temperatures end up a little higher than predicted.
Our results also indicate that the CTE varies with particle volume fraction at a pace higher than predicted by theory.
The national debt is going up at a rate higher than predicted as the Treasury misses target after target, and is expected to increase by 60% in the coalition's five years – more than any other European country, more than Labour did in its 13 years – to £1.5tn.
At surgery, there was residual disease in all patients, although the rate of organ-confined disease (31%) was a little higher than predicted by the Partin nomograms, and only two patients had positive margins (Clark et al, 2001).
