Sentence examples for a substantially higher average from inspiring English sources

We see that along all dimensions, users in the right-leaning community are much more tightly interconnected, with a substantially higher average clustering coefficient and greater average degree.

Stability of employment combined with a substantially higher average annual income has led to an average annual increase of employment in aquaculture of 4.5% since 1997.

In contrast, for TB = 12 days, the average number of incidences for homogeneous populations and populations with the same large variation in TS were similar (i.e., 16,670 and 17,564, respectively), whereas populations with large variation TR experienced a substantially higher average number of incidences (i.e., 24,465 incidences).

In the West Indian Ocean, the Comoros and Iraq had substantially higher average fishing effort densities, 14.0 and 11.3 boat-meters/km2 respectively, than other countries in the region (∼1.2 boat-meters/km2 on average) (Table S1).

Acquired renal cystic disease of the native kidneys is believed to account for the substantially higher average annual incidence of renal cell carcinoma in dialysis patients, independent of patient age or underlying renal disease.

Within the developing country group, most countries have average applied rates of between 5 and 25percent, although a few countries such as Tunisia (70percent), the Republic of Korea (55percent), Morocco (41percent), Nigeria (39percent), India (35percent) and Thailand (35percent) have substantially higher average rates.

The average number of monthly visits to food pantries was 492,000 in the first six months of this year, close to number for the same period in 2000 20011 had a substantially higher monthly average, which was attributed to the Sept. 11 attack.

This can in part explain why malaria transmission is spatiotemporally variable and why localised foci of a substantially higher burden than regional or national averages are often observed.

Premenopausal breast cancers comprised a substantially higher proportion of all incident breast cancers in LDCs (average 47.3%) compared to MDCs (average 18.5%).

These sites achieved a substantially higher approach rate than did the sites without such support (average 80.5% vs. 67%; p < 0.02).

Genes with small p-values have a substantially higher fraction of hits with "psoriasis" than differentially expressed genes on average.