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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a highest number" is not correct in standard English; it should be "the highest number." You can use "the highest number" when referring to the maximum value in a set of numbers or data.
Example: "In the competition, the highest number of points was achieved by the winning team."
Alternatives: "the maximum number" or "the top number."
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The packet with a highest number of traversed groups will be dropped first, because the higher number of traversed groups for a packet means that more copies of that packet are stored in the network and thus, the higher probability that it could have been received by the destination node.
The p-STAT5 staining was more homogeneously distributed in this area, with a highest number of p-STAT5-IR cells located caudally in the dorsal ARC.
There were 15 families with more than 10 genes and a highest number of 46 members were identified in serine-threonine kinase gene family.
In the 3rd and 4th quarters a highest number of cases occurred in the urban center and in the adjacent area, north of the region, represented by a rural village.
These results were unexpected because in principle, a highest number of similar sequences should have been found in the EST collection related to biocontrol [ 19] than in the T. reesei collections.
Within the white fat, a highest number of ASCs reside in subcutaneous depots compared to visceral fat, with the highest concentrations occurring in the arm region and the greatest plasticity described in cells isolated from inguinal AT [ 29].
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Blow!" to wish away a high number.
It's a high number.
"I seem to throw in a high number every year.
(Phoenix, Philadelphia, and Dallas had a higher number per capita).
Officers in this unit logged a high number of complaints.
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