The phrase "a much higher response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of response or feedback received, often in contexts like surveys, marketing, or research.
Example: "The new marketing strategy resulted in a much higher response from our target audience compared to last year."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater response" or "a considerably higher reply".
The results were almost the same, even though the long-lasting survey had a much higher response rate (51%).
Thus, the sensor possesses a much higher response value to H2S even with a concentration four orders of magnitude lower than the other gases, implying that the ZnO-CuO mesocrystal-based sensor has very good selectivity towards H2S gas.
A larger sample size is also highly likely to yield a much higher response rate, which in turn would allow researchers to conduct a comparative study of different types of entrepreneurial firms.
The results demonstrated that the sensors based on Span-40-added In2O3 structures exhibited a much higher response to Cl2 than those without span-40, and the 1.5 mmol Span-40-added structures (S5) showed the highest response of 28.7 ± 4.1 for 5 ppm Cl2.
Today, RadPad lists thousands of apartments in Southern California, each with details and at least three photos — Eppers says his days at EHarmony taught him that profiles with three or more photos got a much higher response rate.
Email reaches many people who still haven't joined the social web, for one thing, but it also turns out in practice to have a much higher response rate than other channels, sometimes by a factor of 10 or more (in part because you can open an email any time, but you pretty much have to be on Facebook or Twitter when someone posts an update to see it).
An older study in the UK evaluated 77 publications based on mailed questionnaires and found much higher response rates of 64% on average with a range from 17%to100%[29]29].
Users then had the opportunity to review these ads when it was convenient for them, which meant much higher response rates and therefore higher returns for both developers and advertisers.
The Ni-Si NW-based sensor device showed much higher response compared to the bare Ni NW-based device.
Hydrogen sensing measurement indicated the annealed ZnO film to show much higher response than the as deposited film.
The gas sensing test results showed that the 3D hierarchical carbon-doped ZrO2 based sensor exhibited excellent gas sensing performance at room temperature in terms of high response, short response/recovery times, good repeatability, long-term stability and superior selectivity to acetone, and has much higher response in comparison with the ZrO2 sensor derived from commercial starting material.
