Sentence examples for more highly compared from inspiring English sources

We are all familiar with the idea that most people think they are better drivers than average, but a recent study showed that compared with people in more equal countries, those in more unequal ones systematically score themselves more highly compared with average on a wide range of attributes.

3 However, younger adult patients (aged 18 25 years) valued access relatively more highly (compared with patients aged 55 64 years); patients from Asian and Chinese ethnic backgrounds valued telephone access relatively more highly (compared with white patients).

4 27 Similarly, Shiyanbola et al 20 showed that among laypeople who discussed community pharmacy quality measures, these individuals valued drug-drug interactions more highly compared with other quality measures.

Note that the aa1-127 truncation mutant is much more highly expressed compared to WT (5000 fold dilution of aa1-127 shows greater number of molecules/imaging area compared to 2000 fold diluted WT. c. Quantitation of average number of fluorescent molecules (YFP-ORCA WT and aa1-127) per imaging area in (Bb).

To increase the sensitivity of the score for identifying new modules involved in core stemness, overlaps with modules of high cell diversity were more highly weighted compared to modules of lower diversity.

The Long Life Family Study cohort was more highly educated compared to CHS, NECS and FHS and this was more apparent in the LLFS offspring generation.

Male-biased genes related to the clock were generally much more highly expressed compared to females, in which genes were only slightly (although significantly) up-regulated.

Propolis extracts and bee products were more highly contaminated compared to other products with a ΣPAH4 mean value of 188.2 μg/kg.

The lower Vmax values for the HlBCAT1 may also explain why it is more highly expressed compared to HlBCAT2 in the lupulin gland tissue.

Our results show that MMC is able to rank these pairs more highly when compared to SVA and a traditional Pearson correlation.

Data show that users of the IDCT were younger (p < 0.0001), represented more men (p = 0.0001) and were more highly educated compared to non-users of the IDCT (p = 0.0002).