Sentence examples for because a higher total from inspiring English sources
This is simultaneously good and bad for CBS and its counterparts — good because a higher total rating after seven days helps prove that television networks can still spawn hugely popular shows, even in an age of media fragmentation, but bad because advertisers aren't currently paying for all the viewers who come along later.
The driveability of the car is very important, and there is often a compromise between total downforce and driveability, because a higher total downforce figure can make the car more sensitive to attitude changes, and that makes it much more difficult to drive.
This is mainly because Case 3 has a higher total surface area compared to Case 5. Reducing the velocity of gas phase permits the liquid droplets to coalesce faster and settle out by the action of gravity (Newton 1976).
Hence because of higher total selectivity toward C2 C3 light olefins, a high value of CO conversion, and low CH4 selectivity at the total pressure of 3 bar, this pressure was chosen as the optimum pressure.
In most cases the number of contigs representing a category is higher in F. tataricum - presumably, because of higher total number of GO-annotated contigs in this species.
Based on these results, at low SR, concentrate supplementation may enhance animal performance because of higher total DM intake and synthesis of microbial protein.
In the present study, co-overexpression of AaPMT and AaTRI genes in A. acutangulus hairy roots led to significantly increased production of four kinds of TA and showed higher antioxidant activity than control because of higher total TA content.
In the present study, the co-expression of AaPMT and AaTRI genes in A. acutangulus hairy roots significantly improved the yields of TA and showed higher antioxidant activity than control because of higher total TA content, which is the first report on simultaneous introduction of PMT and TRI genes into TA-producing plant by biotechnological approaches.
Higher insulin concentration in FF infants compared with HM-fed infants found in an earlier study (Lucas et al., 1980) may be because of substantially higher total protein concentration of infant formulas at that time.
At RT, the copy numbers of the indigenous targets GAPH and the 23S rRNA were significantly reduced already after 24 h, while both spike-ins were unchanged, possibly because of their higher total abundance.
