Sentence examples for hence much higher from inspiring English sources
The percentage of patients with SHF receiving ACEi/ARB and betablockers was close to 90% and, hence, much higher than reported in previous surveys (e. g., the EuroHeart Survey) [ 12].
It was found that application of both oxidation and photocatalysis enhanced the degradation mechanism and hence gives much higher removal.
The memory exhibits a notable hot hole program characteristic, and hence, a much higher erase speed is achieved.
Although a direct correlation between rabbit and human retina cannot be made, the retinal toxicity of intravitreal bevacizumab in the milligram range is unlikely given the smaller vitreous volume of the rabbit eye compared with human (<2 ml vs 5 mL) and the relatively large dose used in this study (and hence a much higher effective concentration of drug).
Hence, observing a much higher ROM for L1-L2 and L2-L3 of AWEFUS would not be surprising.
Exosomes contain various transmembrane proteins and cytosol contents; hence, they have much higher molecular weights compared to that of the free proteins in CCS and can therefore be removed from CCS by passing through a 300 kDa filter.
This is likely because our population was referred for EBUS-TBNA of mediastinal lymph nodes or masses, hence with a much higher pre-test probability of having a malignancy outside the thyroid.
Concentrations of 2,5-DCP (and hence tertiles) were much higher in the study by Wolff et al. (median, 53 µg/L) than in ours (median standardized concentration, 6.4 µg/L).
Such underlying factors may be sufficient determinants in closely related ecological areas like in Lochinvar and Blue lagoon, with both areas sustaining high prevalence settings, hence having a much higher level of cattle owners' awareness of BTB than Kazungula with a different ecological setting.
The incidence risk of LACV infections are therefore likely much higher, as only the most severe cases typically present for medical care and hence get reported.
Estimated vertical accretion rates are much higher, hence, inferred sedimentary chemical reactions must be different in the small features than in larger ones.
