Sentence examples for explicitly higher from inspiring English sources

Woe betide the American politician who proposes explicitly higher taxes or fees — a staple of the European push toward alternative energy sources.

However, the explicitly higher installation costs compared to conventional systems and the variability of the energy sources require an optimized design of the overall system.

But already at the standard fixation time of 24 h extraction with EXB Plus led to an explicitly higher protein yield.

Consequently, 10 genes remain which show an explicitly higher expression rate in gonidia than in somatic cells (gon167, fer1, nab1, rap41, cp12, prfA, fsd1, rpl37, rcd1, and upf4), and another 16 genes demonstrate a definitively higher expression rate in somatic cells than in gonidia (ssgA, regA, gon30, rlsA, mrp2, dyhA, klpA, hsp40A, ubcA, mat3, sac1, adcA, nipA, lciB, upf5, and upf6).

Obviously, the diagnostic process of a screening programme according to guidelines such as the European guidelines for mammography screening (EUREF, 2006) is of an explicitly higher quality than standard breast cancer diagnosis, especially when different personnel are performing screening and diagnostic mammography (which will apply mainly for Germany).

Hence, it would be beneficial to develop a language that encodes explicitly higher-order connectivity patterns and can distinguish them from sums of low order interactions.

This includes automated implementation of negative design by explicitly requiring higher free energy of the denatured state.

This is possibly related to the fact that the Netherlands attracts a large cohort of first generation Caribbean students, who come explicitly for higher education.

In their recent paper from Internet and Higher Education, O'Flaherty et al.'s (2015) review offers one of the more recent and noteworthy accounts of the field of interest through a scoping method focussed on explicitly identified higher education references.

In this paper, we study an efficient strategy for constructing preconditioners for the Newton Krylov matrix-free methods without forming explicitly the higher order matrix associated with each linear step in the Newton iteration.

Significant improvement can be expected through the development of a new framework for the modeling and prediction of TFBSs that considers explicitly these higher order sequence properties.