Sentence examples for higher columns from inspiring English sources

In contrast to NB GLMM and arcsinh NMM, which seem to be sufficiently well calibrated for type (I -models, the PoI -models and the ZIPoissonodel were slIghtly U-shandd, indicatheg a worse predictive performance for higher columns at the right-hand end of the histograms.

Higher column performance was obtained at higher bed depth.

This of course may indicate that higher column strengths may be expected under more realistic conditions.

With the advent of monolithic columns, a higher column efficiency can be provided with minimum back pressure.

In another result, Samuels et al. [59] showed (Table 3) that, although the production of soluble solids (Brix) was 37% lower (column 2), the production of dry matter (Brix + fiber) was 13% higher (column 4), due to higher production of fiber (column 6), resulting in a final yield of dry matter per hectare 20% higher (column 7).

All of these have alignments with an average shotgun depth of 100 or higher (column 3).

The use of NP-HPLC instead of SPE in the second step results in significantly higher recoveries due to the higher column efficiency of the HPLC columns compared with the SPE columns.

Even when the safety factors are set high (meaning larger timesteps), the SBS can achieve very high accuracy by simply doing another extrapolation, and going to a higher column.

The pavilion is made up of 13 large and 30 smaller petal-like shades, supported by four metre high columns.

But to do it with the full instrumentation in a really good space like Wesley -- a large cathedral, huge, high columns, great organ -- it's pretty intense".

The canyons serve as chimneys, and in minutes whole mountains are aflame, resembling volcanoes, emitting high columns of fire and smoke.