Sentence examples for comparatively high number from inspiring English sources

Health and Hygiene establishments have a peak at 10 AM but a comparatively high number of deliveries around 4 PM, compared to all other categories.

The age range of the patients and the location of the tumours are comparable to similar studies, while the sex distribution is slightly unusual showing comparatively high number of female subjects (Kleihues and Cavanee, 2000).

The comparatively high number of POAG patients in the tafluprost group (24 eyes compared to 9 presenting NTG) was inevitable, with the study performed under certain clinical settings; this is because tafluprost is well known for its strong IOP lowering effect on POAG patients [ 28, 29].

But partly because of the comparatively high number of hours that Americans work, the report found that France and Belgium edged out the United States in productivity per hour.

Nigeria's health system is fragile but the country is lucky to have a comparatively high number of specially trained health workers and a polio surveillance system, which helped prevent an exponential spread.

So, in principle, conversion units for liquid biofuels can provide flexible power for a comparatively high number of applications as biogas can.

"Wonga has chosen to target a region that has comparatively high numbers of people experiencing financial difficulty.

Referring to the Newcastle sponsorship, Manning said: "Wonga has chosen to target a region that has comparatively high numbers of people experiencing financial difficulty.

Four of the six PPY23-specific markers (DYS481, DYS570, DYS576 and DYS643) had comparatively high numbers of variant alleles.

Our results are highly dependent on one study from Brazil that has greater influence because of comparatively high numbers of cases and controls at the upper exposure level.

A graphical representations of the genome in NoAz illustrating the comparatively high numbers of IS elements and pseudogenes, revealed a pattern with pseudogenes appearing more frequently in the vicinity of IS elements.