The phrase "already rather high" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something has reached a significant level or amount before a certain point in time.
Example: "The prices of raw materials are already rather high, making it difficult for manufacturers to keep costs down."
Alternatives: "already quite elevated" or "already fairly high".
As in case of 6S RNA it is astonishing that the cellular concentrations of Rsd are already rather high during exponential growth.
One reason for the weak effect of promises in T P against T B is perhaps that the interaction rate is already rather high in the baseline treatment.
The failure of fludrocortisone to further upregulate CCR7 expression on naïve T cells was probably due to a ceiling effect, as expression of CCR7 on these subsets is already rather high.
At this early time point, there was no significant necrosis of hepatocytes and the rate of hepatic apoptosis (detected by TUNEL assay) was still low (<10%), but the percentage of hepatocytes with HMGB1 cytoplasmic translocation was already rather high (27.42% ± 4.99%).
In Assyria the observation of the Sun, Moon, and stars had already reached a rather high level; the periodic recurrence of eclipses was established.
However, the first method was already rather well optimized, and much higher skin doses will be incurred if protection is poor.
However, for high porosities (69%and84%84 %), the initial nanocrystals are already rather small, and most of them were fully oxidized by HWA, thus leading to lower intensity of the red band.
It is to be noted that a rather high diagnostic sensitivity (70.37%) was observed already in stage 1 patients.
The results showed that the average autonomy levels were not very high, but the average level of self-esteem was rather high, and that drop out of the labor market already occurs during the pre-dialysis phase.
The results obtained show that the study population was characterized by a rather high male to female sex ratio a trend that has already been reported but in a lesser proportion in a study conducted over 14 countries [ 10].
But, when we take into account that the vast majority of the informal caregivers in our study already use professional care, these percentages of needs can be considered as rather high.
