Sentence examples for exceptionally high numbers of from inspiring English sources

The school, which has exceptionally high numbers of poor children even by local standards, recently became the area's third technology college hoping that specialisation will work the same miracle as it has elsewhere.

Supporters of Brown's policy point to studies showing that recidivism has declined or stayed constant in counties that have absorbed exceptionally high numbers of prisoners from the state.

As a consequence, lakes such as Lake Baikal (25 30 MY) and the African Great Lakes Malawi (1 2 MY) and Tanganyika (9 12 MY) all contain exceptionally high numbers of freshwater taxa, of which up to 99% are endemics [2].

One lamb (L1) had exceptionally high numbers of organisms during the periods of bacteraemia (Fig. 4).

Of 43 lungs from patients without sarcoidosis, only 4 (9%) had exceptionally high numbers of P. acnes cells.

There are few cases of exceptionally high numbers of sites in both groups; however, low numbers of 5S and 35S sites are the rule.

Among other things, it should allow an exceptionally high number of tracks by using laser light to read magnetic tapes.

The committee has pointed to an "exceptionally high" number of allergy cases linked to HICC, which is a synthetic molecule.

An exceptionally high number of Degas's paintings, drawings and sculptures of dance are in the United States.

More than 400 medical staff have been taken ill since the start of the epidemic, including 16 from MSF: 232 have died, nine from MSF, an exceptionally high number of fatalities.

(Among the exceptions are the top public universities in California, which have an exceptionally high number of Asian-American applicants and are barred by state law from considering race).