Sentence examples for considerably higher than expected from inspiring English sources

Turnout wound up being considerably higher than expected among lower-income voters in the north of England, particularly elderly ones, and that swung the result.

Arguably, that is what President Barack Obama did in Iowa in 2008, when turnout in the Democratic caucus was considerably higher than expected, and he beat Hillary Clinton by eight points.

"For about the first three weeks of November there were levels of benzene being sampled in the community that were considerably higher than expected in the LA basin, and were likely to be higher than the government exposure level for eight-hour exposure," Michael Jerrett, chair of UCLA's environmental health sciences department, said.

Turnout was about 69%, which officials say was considerably higher than expected.

Thus, the prevalence of 'superfertile' couples in this population appears to be considerably higher than expected.

The apparent photosynthetic affinity of diatoms for inorganic carbon (Ci) is considerably higher than expected based on the affinity of their Rubisco for CO2 [5].

However, the proportion of patients with rheumatoid arthritis not receiving treatment with methotrexate was considerably higher than expected (38%).

Our results are considerably higher than expected when we compare them with other pure samples of patients with physical illness only [ 26].

The observed base pair overlap was considerably higher than expected by chance (P < 2.0e−05), with a fold enrichment of 3.67.

The observed attrition rate of 30% was considerably higher than expected, whereas the remission rate of 50% achieved was lower than expected.

In this study the frequency of dystocia in the Boxer breed was found to be considerably higher than expected in the average dog population.