The phrase 'describes much higher' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is being described as being much greater or higher than expected. For example: "The mountain's peak described much higher than anticipated, reaching nearly 20,000 feet."
Other studies that described much higher rates of MA in CF patients, including patients without diabetes, had much smaller sample sizes and limited or no follow-up data (7, 8).
Some authors have also found relatively few polymicrobial infections, between 5 and 10% (Aboltins et al. 2007, Azzam et al. 2010), but others have described much higher rates of multi-organism PJI: between 19 and 39% (Moran et al. 2007, Cobo et al. 2011, Vilchez et al. 2011, Westberg et al. 2012, Lora-Tamayo et al. 2013).
Porru et al. described a much higher rate of resolution of incontinence and dribbling symptoms in a rehabilitated group versus a control group [ 25].
It should be noted that the concentration of mexiletine found to be effective in the experiments described is much higher than expected, based on the therapeutic concentrations active clinically.
Our study described a very much higher rate of infection with ECMO device than with central venous catheter.
Observed extravasation frequencies ranged from 50 to 92.3 % within the experiments described, which is much higher than those observed in other publications, reaching 40%% at worst [12, 13, 17].
An impedance system for QCM measurements is described which produces a much higher information content than existing oscillator methods.
So far we have been concerned with the energy decay rate from the largest scales, which we have shown to be well captured by the ILES (Section 4.1), and with the energy transfer in the inertial range, which we have seen to be described accurately only at much higher resolutions (Section 4.2).
Other authors [ 1, 33] describe these parasites in much higher percentages.
This approach has many of the advantages of the glass DNA arrays described above and allows much higher densities of probe.
