Sentence examples for considerably higher today from inspiring English sources
Anecdotal evidence suggests that the number is considerably higher today.
The World Health Organization recommends half that amount, and my guess is that consumption is considerably higher today, given readily observed changes in the marketplace.
The acuity of illness of many hospital inpatients is considerably higher today than formerly, since so much routine patient care is currently delivered on an outpatient basis.
However, preliminary estimations indicate that the true prevalence is considerably higher today.
Officials acknowledge that banking profits would have been considerably higher last year if the banks had not had to support several major companies like Hynix Semiconductor, the bankrupt chip maker now in talks with Micron Technologies, and others deemed too big and economically important to be allowed to fail.
Interestingly, the amount of REM sleep in the ferret was considerably higher (24.01 ± 1.61% of total recording time) than typically reported in placental mammals.
The average and collective Seebeck coefficient Bi2Te3 PbTe configurations, in comparison to Bi2Te3 and PbTe, exhibit a considerably higher (60 68%) source and sink thermal resistance matching (ΘTEG = ΘHx).
Although, the average daily growth rate achieved in triangular raft (5.01 ± 0.64% day−1) was quite comparable to conventional square rafts (4.58 ± 0.25% day−1), the biomass yield per square meter in former was considerably higher (59.49%) than latter.
Other seasonal differences in metagenomic profiles were highlighted by SIMPER analysis, including considerably higher winter abundance (compared to spring or summer) of archaeal genes associated with lipid synthesis, thermosome chaperonins, RNA polymerase, small subunit ribosomal proteins, DNA replication and rRNA modification (Table S4).
However, the age of our study group was considerably higher 28-49 yearss) and the methodology of identification of lactobacilli was different.
"Unless attention is paid to addressing the causes of child and maternal undernutrition today, the costs will be considerably higher tomorrow".
