Sentence examples for a rather high rate of from inspiring English sources

Unlike our findings, some studies however, reported a rather high rate of erosion in different parts of the highlands.

A rather high rate of non-union was found in this study, which might be partially explained by the high percentage of patients that smoked and a relatively high rate of revision surgeries for previously failed subtalar arthrodeses.

The clustering analysis identified K = 5 as the most probable number of ancestral clusters; among the Italian breeds, Girgentana and Maltese revealed a good internal cohesion, whereas Argentata dell'Etna, Messinese, Capra dell'Aspromonte and Rossa Mediterranea showed a rather high rate of admixture.

Both of these isotopes, especially 248Cm, have a longer half-life (3.48 years) and are much more convenient for carrying out chemical research than 242Cm and 244Cm, but they also have a rather high rate of spontaneous fission.

Nevertheless, while the package has been reported to have a low false discovery rate (FDR) for SNP calling [ 44, 45], for InDel calling it was reported to have a rather high rate of 4.8%% on real data [ 18].

The neoadjuvant GeparQuattro trial reported a rather high rate of discordance of 27% between central and local evaluation of HER2 status [ 12], which is similar to previous reports of inaccurate local HER2 results in the NSABP B-31 [ 18] and the NCCTG N9831 studies [ 10, 19].

Fig. 5. Four SCs with a rather higher rate of variation values than the SCs of Fig. 4. The first row is the H-component of the geomagnetic field of the four SCs in the time domain.

It reveals a rather high rate (44.9%) of isolation of bacterial pathogens from blood cultures of children with provisional diagnosis of septicaemia.

A possible explanation for the rather high rate of plate breakage could be the high incidence of osteoporotic bone in our study group, resulting in a higher incidence of comminution.

Our study patients were admitted in ICU, thus severely ill, which is consistent with the rather high rate of patients treated with echinocandin (63.4 % of PIC patients, 53.0 % of SIC patients).

Another finding of our study is the rather high rate of discordance of 27% between central and local evaluation of HER2.