Sentence examples for higher penetration from inspiring English sources

"We have eight countries which have higher penetration rates than the U.S. and Japan.

In the region, only Malaysia and Singapore have higher penetration rates.

Information communication technologies have a higher penetration rate in urban areas, offering all kinds of opportunities and risks for development processes and programmes.

Cheaper battery storage and solar helps, but the combination of wave with other renewables makes it easier to take higher penetration renewables into places it hasn't been before, comfortably and cost effectively".

He reeled off a litany of statistics that sounded pretty persuasive: better academic test scores than most states, rising income levels, a higher penetration of health insurance, more stability in housing prices than in most of the country.

We've got to start thinking now of how our electric grid is going to handle higher penetration of renewable resources that are intermittent — sun and wind.

"What we are seeing now is a higher penetration of smaller engines that are developing more power and torque," Bill Visnic, a senior editor at Edmunds.com, said.

If so, they would be mimicking efforts in Korea and Japan, where the higher penetration among older people has led to development of more elderly-friendly gadgets, said Peggy Johnson, a division president for Qualcomm, a company that makes software and computer chips used in cellphones worldwide.

In part, analysts say, the different response to interactive TV among Europeans and Americans stems from the relatively higher penetration of personal computers and Internet access in the United States: tasks that Europeans might do on the television, Americans perform on their desktop PC's.

Smaller NPs seem to have a higher penetration throughout the tissue.

The results showed that welding with higher powers can create higher penetration-to-width ratios.