The phrase 'more numbers of' is not correct and not typically used in written English.
Instead, you could say 'more number' or 'a greater number'. For example, "A greater number of students attend this school every year."
"There are more numbers of Division I teams.
It was found that A. cepa solution expelled 66.15% and 53.30% more numbers of earthworms than AITC and formalin respectively.
However, the Taylor cavities achieve to converge more quickly for the case with more numbers of combustion-gas jets due to less nozzle interval distance.
It's an effort to make the legislation more accessible, and hoping that trickles down to more numbers of people in Canada being in control of their legal pathways.
Compared with the periodic structure, the results show that such type of structure has more numbers of photonic band gaps (PBGs) within the selected computational range.
Kidnap gangs ask for ransom to be paid by text messages listing a hundred or more numbers of high-value phone cards.
On the mirror-rolled metallic substrates, the amplitude and frequency of the height fluctuation perpendicular to the rolling direction were gradually reduced as depositing more numbers of SDP-layer.
The excellent catalytic performance of WC NRs could be attributed to their intrinsic catalytic activity to efficiently accelerate the electron-transfer process and facilitate the decomposition of H2O2 to generate more numbers of reactive oxygen species (ROS).
High poly ethylene glycol) percentages with more numbers of long poly ethylene glycol) brushes lead to the creation of a complexity in the polymer morphology and steric hindrance effect for electron transport.
"We handle far more numbers of immediate emergency calls than any police department in the country and far more than any agency in the city, far more," said Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman.
With construction-friendly immigration flows not being what they were, the globalization solution will be to move ever more numbers of agricultural/manufacturing activity overseas to free up their domestic workers for construction.
