The phrase "a much higher increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant rise or growth in a particular metric or value compared to a previous measurement.
Example: "The company reported a much higher increase in sales this quarter compared to the last."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger rise" or "a considerably greater increase."
One can observe a much higher increase rate of our experimental curves than as the tight-binding theory predicts.
Non-conservative PEGylation of Hb leads to a much higher increase in the COP and viscosity of Hb than conservative extension arm facilitated (EAF) PEGylation of Hb.
The standardk ɛ model results in a much higher increase in the viscosity which does not give satisfactory agreement in the range of the bubble flow regime considered.
A much higher increase in TBARS of hydrolysates produced from mince was observed, and this was more likely related to the increase in non-heme iron content during extended hydrolysis (Figure 3a).
Although autonomic response profiles were similar on comparing TTH, FMS and SNP patients, TTH patients had a much higher increase in pain during the test than both FMS and SNP patients, the latter groups being comparable to migraine patients and controls in this respect [17].
Our study suggests that TTH patients respond to stress with a much higher increase in pain than the other patients, but we have no data to determine whether this is due to differences in pain processing at a central or peripheral level.
Interestingly, virus infection caused a much higher increased accumulation of miRNA* sequences compared to that of the corresponding miRNAs.
Clearly, the additional local vibration stimulus can be considered to be the reason for the much higher increase of maximum isometric force compared to the TTG.
The association seems to be non-linear (much higher increase in prevalence of Down syndrome in older age than in younger ages).
The much higher increase in rates in Eastern Germany (2.1% per year in 1991 2004) was probably influenced by incomplete data early in the reporting period (Spix et al, 2008).
We found that both CZ and NMDA triggered [Ca2+]i waves, but the addition of CZ to NMDA induced a much higher [Ca2+]i increase (Supplementary Fig. S9).
