Sentence examples for comparatively high figure from inspiring English sources

The constitution demands valid signatures equivalent to 5% of the electoral roll, a comparatively high figure, as a minimum threshold for the calling of referendums.

Likewise, among other high-scoring populations, apart from those associated with the monocyte-Mφ and monocyte-DC lineages, expression of Irf5 expression was comparatively high (Figure 9B).

This might further explain the comparatively higher prevalence figures reported from studies on TEM use in corneal ulcer and ocular trauma patients.

Interestingly, the resulting heatmap (Additional file 11: Figure S3B) clearly shows comparatively high expression of a number of wDi genes during the mf stage in comparison to the other life cycle stages.

These are years with comparatively high annual percentages of aviation energy utilisation (Figure 2).

The J-E curves follow well the Fowler-Nordheim (FN) equation[31] (inset of Figure 8a) with a comparatively high field enhancement factor of about 23,000.

Genes 2-1 and 2-15 both fall in cluster VII, as do 3-1 and 3-2 (Figure 6C) and all of these transcripts show comparatively high absolute levels of expression according to the NSF45K array data (Figure 6B).

At this time, pattern 3 bacteria were in comparatively high amounts in the calreticulin-positive compartments of some BMDM and BmH38RmanBcore was completely degraded in LAMP1-positive compartments (Figure 8).

Therefore, charge recombination is comparatively high in the NTs NTs hybrid, which could affect the electron lifetime, as depicted in EIS characterization in Figure 6. Figure 7 Skeleton of hybrid phase and charge transfer.

Thus densities of species and individuals of each species are comparatively high throughout the landscape, irrespective of differences in the size of individual patches (Figure 1A).

A comparatively high concentration of phosphorus was detected in the surface runoff in July and August (Figure 2b).