Sentence examples for has comparatively high from inspiring English sources
"Wonga has chosen to target a region that has comparatively high numbers of people experiencing financial difficulty.
Referring to the Newcastle sponsorship, Manning said: "Wonga has chosen to target a region that has comparatively high numbers of people experiencing financial difficulty.
It is worth noting that wind power has the least emissions and lowest water consumption, but it has comparatively high costs.
Re "Weighing the Medical Costs of End-of-Life Care" ("Months to Live" series, front page, Dec. 23): As you report, the Ronald Reagan U.C.L.A. Medical Center has comparatively high costs for patient care.
This dissertation focuses on Latin America as it has comparatively high levels of PPP experience globally and has been a focus of extant literature on water PPP renegotiations, cancellations, and performance (Andres, Guasch, Haven, & Foster, 2008; Guasch et al., 2017, 2008, 2003; Marin, 2009a; Marin et al., 2010).
While localization using the optimization method has comparatively high accuracy, the computational load is higher than that of the analytical solution.
Both the theory and the experiments show that SVMCF4SR has comparatively higher recommendation efficiency and quality.
Therefore the two-port network analysis tool discussed in this paper has comparatively higher theoretical and practical value.
Ethanol is used as refrigerant as it has no harm to environment, it is a non-toxic substance, moreover, ethanol has comparatively higher vapor pressure even at low temperature.
A close review of the details of MACTURN 350-W reveals that although its cost is slightly high (85001-105000 USD), but it has comparatively higher values for the other three technical parameters, i.e. maximum spindle speed, rapid traverse X-axis and travel X-axis.
The estimation bias arising from the produced samples is uncovered by multiple separate chains rather than a single chain, and therefore it has comparatively higher diagnostic reliability in terms of detecting if the underlying stationary distribution has been fully explored and the chains have converged to the same limiting distribution.
