Sentence examples for consistently higher number from inspiring English sources

Throughout the study period, a consistently higher number of cardiac CTs were registered in the DNPR than in the WDHR-CCTR.

The bursting channel analysis, presented in Figure 5e, showed that EPO provoked a consistently higher number of bursts in hippocampal cultures, obvious only at late time points, i.e. 2 3 weeks after termination of EPO treatment.

Interestingly, similar results indicating a consistently higher number of synonymous substitutions (but rate constancy was not rejected by Tajima's relative rate test) in A. thaliana than in A. lyrata were observed in five out of six loci using the closely related outgroup species Capsella rubella and Arabidopsis graba [ 41].

This is in sharp contrast to the observations of Aqeilan et al [16] who observed consistently higher numbers of osteoclast activity in bone sections of KO mice however they did not perform quantitative analyses in those studies.

By contrast both the fat-tailed and FMD kernels predict consistently higher numbers of clinical and affected holdings (Figure 5) and a considerably greater extent of spatial spread, especially so for the fat-tailed kernel (Figure 4E and 4G).

The figures, however, show that urban districts exhibit consistently higher numbers of qualified staff.

For example, in two different lakes, bottom-feeding "benthic" lake populations show consistently higher numbers of neuromasts than open-water "limnetic" populations (Wark and Peichel 2010).

Not only did the enzymatic method yield consistently higher numbers of mononuclear cells, flow cytometric analysis confirmed that there was no loss of phenotypic marker expression (data not shown).

For all activities, differences between Baseline and Historical recall indicated that respondents were more likely to omit activities that were reported in Year 0 than to report activities that were not originally reported, illustrated by the consistently higher numbers in the "Yes/No column" than the No/Yes column.

Perhaps the most remarkable finding arising from this study is the consistently high number of beneficiaries during the six-month distribution.

Although the routes of transmission have been known for decades, and campaigns for eradication have been attempted in many countries, the consistently high number of cases reflects the challenges associated with preventing the transmission of this pathogen.