Sentence examples for higher occurrence than from inspiring English sources

Halogen bonds with the nitrogen-containing side chains have higher occurrence than other acceptors.

"Alice" as a raw string has a slightly higher occurrence than the word "Alice" in a spaced text (397 vs. 386 see Table 1) as it also occurs as part of the possessive "Alice's".

All four-vertex motifs, among which the triangle and rectangle were shown with significantly higher occurrences than randomized ones, were detected from a network generated from HPRD database with 12794 proteins and 39031 interactions.

Most transfers (28 in time, 27 in space) were successful, i.e. occupied sites within the test data were assigned higher occurrence probabilities than unoccupied sites, the threshold independent c-index for the test data exceeded chance.

Xie et al. revealed that the open motifs have higher occurrence frequency than close motifs [4], suggesting that the positions in the open motifs may have higher occurrence frequency than positions in close motifs.

There is a lower occurrence of members than expected in the interacting protein dataset and higher occurrence of members than expected in the non-interacting proteins dataset.

From those, you would be able to see that people in one area had a higher occurrence of diabetes than another, for instance.

Equinoctial asymmetry in scintillation occurs with higher occurrence in March April than in September–October.

Milk collected from Aweday market showed higher occurrence (46.9%) than from Bate (40%) and Haramaya town (31.7%).

Dr. James Leckman, a Tourette specialist and director of research at Yale University's Child Study Center in New Haven, Conn., is convinced the higher occurrence in boys than girls--Tourette affects three to four times as many boys as girls--stems from boys' exposure to high testosterone levels in the womb as their brains are developing.

To test this hypothesis, we mapped repetitive elements in the first exons and found a 4.3-fold higher occurrence in DAlFEs than CFEs (22.6% and 5.3% respectively; see Methods).