The phrase "also with a higher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more things, indicating that one has a greater degree or level of something in addition to another quality.
Example: "The new model is not only faster but also with a higher capacity for storage."
Alternatives: "additionally with a greater" or "also possessing a higher".
HAM1101 was associated not only with well-maintained glucose formation but also with a higher direct, aerobic glucose oxidation rate.
MRSA leads to more aggressive cases of osteomyelitis, also with a higher prevalence of abscess formation and other complications such as myositis and pyomyositis [11].
Classical electromechanical components are being replaced by electronic ones, providing higher functionalities and improved efficiency but also with a higher sensitiveness to the voltage power quality [55].
For low-activity concentrations, in the clinical range, the NECR was still higher for the mMR compared to the mCT (97.9 and 78.8 kcps, respectively, at 5 kBq/mL) but also with a higher scatter fraction compared to the mCT (37.0 % vs 34.9 % at 5 kBq/mL).
When the single dilator technique is compared with all the others, it seems to be associated with a higher success rate (corollary of its more widespread use) [60], but also with a higher rate of minor complications (notably minor bleeding and tracheal ring fractures) [60].
Available systematic reviews showed that MIX, as compared to LAA, was associated with better glycemic control but also with a higher incidence of hypoglycemia [ 23, 33].
Chromatography is a separation method which produces product solutions of high purity, but often also with a high product dilution.
A special concern is given to the macroporous IPN composite cryogels, which are very attractive materials for separation processes being endowed also with a high reusability.
Also, with a high specificity biopsy could be avoided and surgery be performed in patients with ACR4/5 lesion who present a positive serum screening.
Diabetes is not only associated with an increased risk of developing microvascular complications [ 2], but also with a high risk of cardiovascular [ 3] and all-cause mortality [ 4].
In our study, lower S[K] patients were associated not only with lower levels of nPCR and albumin, but also with a high level of hs-CRP.
