The phrase "at high numbers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation or context where quantities or figures are significantly large.
Example: "The experiment showed that the bacteria multiplied at high numbers under optimal conditions."
Alternatives: "in large quantities" or "in significant amounts".
Therefore, these traits may be related to the presence of SJP-SNU at high numbers in cecal feces.
In particular the modified cuckoo search shows a high convergence rate to the true global minimum even at high numbers of dimensions.
GDB-13.FL had a lower clogP value distribution due to the combinatorial enumeration of heteroatom substitutions giving a larger number of possibilities at high numbers of heteroatoms.
The strong vortex at high numbers enhances the heat transfer from left face objects to right face objects and the wall between the two fins.
paracasei cultures are added during cheesemaking, they appear to remain at high numbers for a long time (9 mo) when counted on MRS + vancomycin medium, but a reasonable probability exists that they have been overtaken by NSLAB, which also grow readily on this medium.
But Laurent Excoffier, a population geneticist at the University of Bern, says that the team has not entirely ruled out alternative explanations to deliberate inbreeding, such as so-called "founder effects"—in which a small group of people harbor a genetic trait that is retained at high numbers in the population, over many generations, due only to chance.
A pressurized dissolution method based on decompression of liquid with dissolved gas is one of promising methods for generating fine micro-bubbles at high number density.
Finally, at high number of sequences, a direct relationship exists between the level of coevolution and the PPV values.
Series of simulations indicate that the extrinsic noise is plausibly the major source of the cell-to-cell variability of intrinsic apoptosis response at high number of biomolecules.
It is important to notice that this noise is always present in a discrete system of molecules, although at high number of molecules it is usually neglected.
At higher numbers, the pattern is less clear.
