Sentence examples for higher than classical from inspiring English sources
Due to outer cylinder constraint and gravitational loads, analysis has shown that long cylinders initiate buckling at loads significantly higher than classical Euler buckling loads.
The sensitivity of the mRT-LAMP method was 103 times higher than classical PCR regarding the detection limits for CVB and CSVd.
The governing differential equations of the static linear problem are derived in a compact general form, tackling the difficulties due to the higher than classical terms.
Optimization of the charge and drug/aptamer ratios resulted in ≥ 80% encapsulation efficiency of doxorubicin, ten times higher than classical passively-encapsulating liposomal formulations and similar to a pH-gradient active loading strategy.
The report fully confirmed relatively huge concentrations of SAA in serum (0.2 2 g/l) that are thousands of times higher than classical cancer biomarkers (such as CEA, PSA, CA125, etc).
However, the increased risk is only a little higher than classical reproductive risk factors and similar to the risk associated with a first-degree relative affected by BC. © 1999 Cancer Research Campaign.
In contrast, H-type isolates of BSE, including our unique isolate of E211K BSE, exhibit higher stability than classical BSE, suggesting that its increased protection against protease digestion at the BSE N-terminus is associated with a higher stability in GdnHCl.
Applications using foams as catalysts or structured catalyst supports have demonstrated higher performance than classical catalysts.
This instability involves lower frequencies and higher amplitudes than classical vortex-induced vibrations.
Decoherence also means that, as they process qubits using logic gates, quantum computers will inevitably incur errors at a much higher rate than classical computers.
In this way, FCS allows us to map the receptor density profiles according to oligomerization and activation state with higher precision than classical methods like immunoblots.
