Sentence examples for hardly higher than from inspiring English sources
X-ray experimental studies have demonstrated [3] that a more meaningful aspect ratio, estimated as the ratio between the cofacial and the intercolumnar distances in non-tilted phases, is hardly higher than 0.2 for triphenylenes, and in some cases, like hexabenzocoronene derivatives, even lower [22].
The critical stress intensity factor obtainable by optimizing the reinforcement size and morphology in the composite body is hardly higher than a few times that of the matrix material, an order-of-magnitude increase requiring a mismatch in the inherent elastic and/or fracture properties of matrix and reinforcement which is not easily achievable among known ceramics.
These intergenic regions have an overall A+T content of 68.9% which is hardly higher than in the coding areas.
Also, the percentage of bound RNA11 after attempts at aminoacylation was hardly higher than even the "no RNA and no enzyme" control.
Moreover, within each cluster, the potential diversity N OC is hardly higher than N mk, whereas for the population as a whole N OC is more than double N mk (4.7 vs. 2.2).
Cluster analysis is consonant with mean kinship: distant clusters contain animals with a low mean kinship and potential diversity within clusters is hardly higher than genetic diversity (Table 1), while within the current population as a whole, potential diversity is almost twice the current diversity.
These changes hardly transform the S2000 into a pussycat; it is still a cheetah, and the price, $33 ,315, is barely higher than when the car was introduced.
Inflation is up, but hardly high.
The firm's enforcement tactics are hardly high-tech.
There might be a ceiling effect depending on the premorbid level of performance, as patients who for example already perform in the normative range can hardly improve their test performance higher than the average of the normal population.
And at 3.3%, the dividend yield on the American stockmarket hardly seems mouthwatering, but it is higher than the long-term Treasury-bond yield for the first time since the 1950s.In this section Stumble or fall?
