Sentence examples for higher suggests from inspiring English sources

A glance around the rest of the former Eastern Bloc, where unemployment and poverty tend to be higher, suggests that eastern Germany was lucky to have had a strong western state to support its transition to a market economy.

On the other hand, for the Hausner ratio, a value of less than 1.20 indicates good flowability, whereas a value of 1.50 or higher suggests that the material will have poor flow properties.

For these data, an effect size of 0.30 or higher suggests that the curriculum mini-units affected gains in ACORNS score over and above the effects of the teacher.

The high number of wildfires in the early and late winter season, when the natural conditions are less prone to wildfire and the human activity pattern is expected to be higher, suggests that winter fires have a stronger correlation with anthropogenic factors than do summer fires.

For these data, an effect size of 0.30 or higher suggests that the curriculum mini-units affected gains in GAENE score over and above the effects of the teacher (Teacher 13 did not administer the GAENE, hence the absence of data in those cells in the table) Fig. 2 Results of the analysis of GAENE beginning and end of school year scores.

The nonlinear chain structure and an increased number of polar end groups accelerate the degradation and the apparent mass loss of the brush-like graft PLG when the weight average molecular weight (Mw) is still higher suggests a different mechanism from that of linear PLG.

"The fact that G.M.A.C.'s loan losses are lower than Ford's, and the fact that their reserve ratios are higher, suggest they have more cushion," he added.

However, both before and after the asteroid impact the diversity of damage was higher, suggesting that Patagonia was rich in a huge variety of insects.

In cells treated with VCC the extent of increased fluorescence was significantly higher suggesting an increase in chloride permeability.

CR estimates equal to 0.7 or higher suggest good reliability [ 48].

But the level of dissatisfaction now, at a time when living standards are so high, suggests a deeper malaise.