The phrase "higher slope" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a steeper incline or gradient on a graph or surface. Example: "The line on the graph shows a higher slope for the second half of the data, indicating a faster rate of change."
Their comparison shows that the random lasing provides better beam quality and higher slope efficiency.
During dark periods, Nlgn1−/− showed higher slope than Nlgn1+/+ and Nlgn1+/− (genotype: F2,31=4.6, P<0.02).
The higher slope suggests that the gasket and flange are pressed together strongly.
The lower slope before this instant and the higher slope afterward indicate that the ball is steadily accelerating.
RHEM simulated the inter-plot variability best at the site with higher slope angles, vegetation cover, and sediment loads.
In reproductive areas, eagles nested in the mid-slope parts and higher slope position (92.1%, n = 38).
The erodibility of all soils increased with slope, however, Oxisols and Andosols showed a significant increase towards higher slope degree.
On the other hand, a higher slope was obtained between ETa and carbon fluxes during the wet period (Fig. 4b), and, unlike the dry period, a negative intercept was found for the ETa GPP relationship.
In addition, the slightly higher slope and y-axis intercept of ETa GPP than ETa RE would account for a weak and almost invariant carbon sink capacity during this period.
The suggested fatigue design curves for the nominal and effective notch stress concept have a higher slope than given for fusion welds by IIW.
Hydrides with a higher slope factor are found to be preferable for compressor-driven systems, provided COP and operating pressures do not create design limitations.
