The phrase "a rather high number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantities or statistics that are considered significant or above average.
Example: "The survey revealed a rather high number of participants preferred online learning over traditional methods."
Alternatives: "a fairly large amount" or "a considerable number".
A rather high number of 29 of the 139 respondents added their own comments to this question.
On the other hand, a rather high number of respondents saw problems for the understandability of the system due to the use of multiple languages.
MCC demands a rather high number of test cases: to achieve full MCC of a decision with conditions tests are necessary.
For this scenario, we consider a single user who has between 20 and 50 notification policies (a rather high number in reality, as other literature often considers only five [29]).
In summary these 13 decoys exhibit the following properties: (a) four decoys showed differences in the protonation state, (b) one decoy had an altered tautomer state, (c) two decoys deviated in their ring conformations, and (d) six decoys did not show any of previous factors, but three of those had a rather high number of rotatable bonds (more than 8).
This study provides a rather high number (16) of complete mtDNA sequences belonging to Q1 and Q2.
The number of states of HMMs is a compromise between generalization (low number of states, the model is applicable for a wide range of different scenarios, but not able to distinguish between particular ones) and specialization (rather high number of states, not every possible scenario is depicted in the model and quite similar scenarios can have different paths).
Recalling common infections may be difficult, and this may explain the rather high number of missing values in the questionnaires.
The rather high number of pigs that died during the study, mainly due to E. coli infection before challenge, may also have influenced the performance of the pigs.
Ultimately this teaching could foster the ability to solve clinical problems and thus reduce the rather high number of wrong diagnoses in medicine [ 28].
Our results show that, in general terms, the number of prions per genome is low, though there are organisms in which prion-like self-assembly might play important functions, as can be inferred from the rather high number of prions in their genomes.
