Sentence examples for considerably high values from inspiring English sources

Considerably high values of the figure of merit have been found in very thin wires [5 8].

The temperature levels on the surface of the PV panel reach considerably high values corresponding to approximately 125 °C in some cases for a conventional PV module which then reduce the long-term stability of power generation.

The HFD in the onshore Northwest Java Basin features considerably high values (Fig. 6a, b) with an average of 94.05 ± 26.42 mW/m2, compared to that of average continental heat flow which is only about 65 mW/m2 (Stein 1995; Pollack et al. 1993).

At the same time higher negative dispersion coefficient in the single mode region as well as considerably high value of figure of merit (FOM) for optimized fiber parameters can be achieved for smaller spot sizes (¯¯¯¯W) of the DCF.

From Table 1 it is evident that the component with the highest relative AAL corresponds to the water storage tanks with around 6.6‰ (a considerably high value bearing in mind that the AAL of the whole network is 0.65‰).

In our work, the peak gain of the MoS2/WSe2 complementary inverter reaches 13.7, which is a considerably high value when compared to CMOS inverters based on other 2D material FETs.

This compensation in the glucose yield production is explained by the fact that BY4741pdc2Δ344 displayed considerably higher values of residual sugar compared with BY4741.

It was shown [15] that final elongation linearly depends on load but with considerably higher values of elongation that probably are due to the different conditions of annealing of the ribbon.

The variation in the average PYSM across parents' country of origin groups is considerable, with Africans, Chileans, and those from Eastern Europe as well as Western countries of origin displaying considerably higher values than those from other non-Western countries.

3. The corresponding activation energies exhibit considerably higher values with respect to the values obtained with TST, a fact ascribed to the much larger size of the system under consideration, which adds the contribution of the reaction medium to the intrinsic gas-phase barrier.

The samples from some weathering features of the college wall (e.g. black crusts) are within the spectrum of the lab results with 0.5 mol l−1 salt solution, while others (disintegration and cavernous weathering) show considerably higher values, suggesting that at these spots a much higher concentration of salt ions than 0.5 mol l−1 is present in the stone (sub-) surface.