The phrase "a significantly higher temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing temperatures in scientific, technical, or general contexts to indicate a notable difference.
Example: "The experiment showed that the reaction occurred at a significantly higher temperature than previously recorded."
Alternatives: "a markedly elevated temperature" or "a considerably increased temperature."
Put a device on men's skin and start heating it up, and they'll endure it up to a significantly higher temperature than women will.
A significantly higher temperature is found during the month of March 2004 as compared to temperatures during April and May 2004 over Mt. Abu.
This strain also differs from temperate strains by a significantly higher temperature optimum, and different growth rates, thus supporting a hypothesis suggesting that tropical species of wood-decay fungi are characterized by a higher temperature optima for growth 30-40°C 30-40°Cthaneratemperateecay fungi (20-30°C) (Magan 2008).
Active Performer had a significantly higher temperature and AH than did passive Performer, Hygrobac and Hygroster, which was unaffected by minute ventilation or tidal volume (Fig. 3).
In every condition tested, passive Performer and Hygrobac provided a significantly higher temperature and AH in inspired gases than did the Hygroster (Fig. 3).
Continuous low-flow CPAP exhibited a significantly higher temperature, absolute and relative humidity compared with continuous high-flow CPAP. a P < 0.05 versus CPAPHF b PP < 0.05 versus CPAPLF c PP < 0.05 versus each mode of CPAP without HH.
In this study, we present a wearable solar thermoelectric generator driven by a significantly high temperature difference created by introducing a local solar absorber and thermoelectric legs on a polyimide substrate.
HA and RAE present a smooth spatial distribution of temperature gradient, which is higher in the mountainous part of the basin, while REE demonstrates a highly contrasting spatial distribution with significantly higher temperature gradient in the mountainous part of PRB.
The sulfate derivative similarly decomposes via three steps, but only up to the significantly higher temperature of ~1135 °C and with a rather sluggish step in the ~175 1005 °C range (stage II).
At a minute ventilation of 10 l/min, passive Performer, Hygrobac and Hygroster all had significantly higher temperature and AH than at minute ventilations of 5 and 15 l/min.
Typical coating systems have significantly lower stiffness than ordinary carbon manganese steel, but also significantly higher temperature expansion coefficients.
