Sentence examples for are always much higher from inspiring English sources
"The less schooling you had, the more likely you were to get thrown out of the labor market altogether," said Mr. Sum, noting that unemployment rates for high school graduates and dropouts are always much higher than those for college graduates.
Moreover, since the levels of pPtdEtn molecular species in mammalian samples are always much higher than those of their corresponding aPtdEtn precursors, the identified pPtdEtn molecular species and their abundance facilitate identification of the corresponding aPtdEtn.
Serum VEGF levels are always much higher than plasma levels (George et al, 2000).
He practiced law briefly in Wilmington, but his sights were always much higher.
The peak cooling load resulted from the traditional design weather data is always much higher, 12 50%, than the results from the new design weather data.
But the dose of resveratrol administered in experiments is always much higher than you'd normally consume in a daily diet.
Moreover, it is noteworthy that after 200 cycles, the mass activity of Pt/C/GA is always much higher than that of Pt/C.
An intensive particle turbulent region exists near the wall, and the gas Reynolds stress is always much higher than the particle stress.
On the other hand, when partial wetting effect was incorporated, the calculated selectivity was always much higher than that observed actually in a trickle bed, due to heterogeneities of liquid velocity and partial wetting (poorly irrigated zones).
The cell viabilities of groups TES-LovM and TES-LovH in high-glucose conditions were always much higher than that of the HG-TCP group throughout the experiment (p < 0.05).
We found that (1) reliable flow pattern is associated with high persistence in the Holling models, while the LV models predict no consistent correlations; (2) in asymmetrical situations, persistence is always much higher (in both LV and Holling models); and (3) the predictions of Holling models (versus LV models) are much less sensitive to local perturbations.
