Sentence examples for higher locally from inspiring English sources
The numbers are a bit higher locally.
A significant finding was that levels of tungsten, a toxic metal, were higher locally than in the 2001 general overview of the population.
Because of sediment deposition within the basin, e.g., on concave footslopes and on the valley floor, the erosion rates derived from the Thunstrom Lake core should be interpreted as net rates that likely mask values that are much higher locally within the basin.
Patients with RA have increased levels of MMPs, which are significantly higher locally, in synovial tissues, than in the circulation [ 5- 7].
The concentration of a protein, concanavalin A (green), is initially much higher locally in the dextran-rich phase compartment, but after heating to convert the internal ATPS to a single phase the protein concentration is uniform throughout the vesicle interior.
This indicates that, while ENP concentrations are usually expected to be below the dotted lines in Fig. 4, they may be about a factor 2 to 13 higher locally (where STP removal fraction and water column loss have unlikely, but possible, values).
Unemployment is high locally; wages, skills and productivity are low.
The March 11 , 2011 disaster unleashed a massive tsunami, which produced waves up to 133 feet high locally and sent water surging as far away as the U.S. west coast.
Therefore, although it is possible that parasitism rates can be high locally, the proportion of the entire Fennoscandian brambling population being parasitized is likely to be very small at present.
The high locally achieved radiation dose, however, may cause inflammatory infiltrates and radiation necrosis more frequently than do standard treatment modalities, rendering differential diagnosis between benign reactive post-therapeutic effects and tumour recurrence more difficult.
Strain diversity within a species is high locally (e.g., Jiang et al., 2000) around the world, and migration to new zones has significant implications for biologically naïve host populations.
