Sentence examples for more highly with from inspiring English sources

The forest environment is also rated more highly with regard to perceived restorativeness than the urban environment.

For example, the GRCD was hypothesized to correlate more highly with the caregiver-reported PGIS than with the clinician-reported CGIS.

At the item level, Barclay, Higgins, & Thompson (1995) proposed that discriminant validity is evident when an item correlates more highly with items in the construct it purports to measure than items belonging to other constructs.

Similarly, at HER, the fluctuations of the eastward component of o is correlated more highly with that of ng than that of na, though no geomagnetic jerk is recognizable for either one around 1970.

But we can no longer accept a situation where mistaken fears of higher interest rates weigh more highly with policy-makers than the horrors of mass unemployment," Krugman writes in the manifesto.

Second, some researchers argue that heterozygosity is more sensitive to genetic diversity fitness associations than mean d2, because heterozygosity tends to correlate more highly with known inbreeding coefficients than mean d2 [58], [70], [81], [81].

Also consistent with the literature, PBDE-47, -99 and -100 are more highly correlated with each other than with PBDE-153 [ 43, 44].

Our data show low ENCC caudal advance is more highly correlated with low directionality than with low speed.

Urinary concentrations of the DEHP metabolites MEHP, MEHHP, and MEOHP were more highly correlated with each other than with the two other phthalate metabolites measured (Table 2).

Where differences have been found, binge drinking (associated with alcohol abuse) seems to be more highly associated with BN than frequency of use (associated with alcohol dependence).

For diets with low phytoestrogen content, the increase in uterine weight was more highly correlated with the total dietary ME than with the phytoestrogen content.