Sentence examples for effectively higher from inspiring English sources

All else equal, the risk of deflation is effectively higher in the common currency area.

But, the HEVC relies on many improved coding tools and techniques that offer effectively higher coding efficiency but at the cost of more encoding complexity.

Index values below 1 indicate that ARIM prices are effectively lower than provider prices, and values above 1 are effectively higher than provider prices.

Furthermore, either horizontal or vertical displacement can be achieved with double-arm helical architecture, hence allowing to extend the device to any nearby and mobile heat sink for continuous, effectively higher power generation.

He told Andrew Neil that the UK should prepare for more inflation, and the real rate was effectively higher than the declared 2.7%, as he claimed some shops were watering down milk, cutting the size of food portions, and using cheaper food, such as horse meat.

It could also compel them to cut fentanyls more effectively higher up the chain.

He also has an effectively high-bouncing kick serve, which has won him lots of cheap points not only in singles but in doubles.

The National Cattlemen's Beef Association defended the lower testing levels and said negotiations with Japan hinged less on testing numbers and more on how effectively high-risk tissues like brain and spinal cord are kept out of beef shipments.

Symmetrical monopolar configuration and inductive-grounded asymmetrical monopolar/bipolar configuration with ground return can be considered as effectively high-impedance grounded in terms of fast transients.

The use of DNA sequences ("DNA barcoding") in extensive phylogenetic studies has also revealed an effectively high level of hidden biodiversity [13] [16], suggesting that molecular data should be incorporated by taxonomists as a matter of routine [2].

The directed-differentiation of an adult stem cell population toward a therapeutically relevant cell type effectively (high purity) and efficiently (high yield) is a major barrier to regenerative medicine.