Sentence examples for more recent higher from inspiring English sources
More recent higher criticism is epitomized by the work appearing in The Baker Street Journal (begun 1946), a quarterly publication of the Baker Street Irregulars.
Two years later spending figures have been revised for policy changes and returned overspends; they have been priced in more recent (higher) prices; the FSA has been excluded and, with lower than expected inflation, the increase in spending looks better every year.
It should be also observed that more recent, higher density disks show a more intense performance degradation according to the disk region, as shown in [18] and [7].
First, more recent higher offending rates among offenders aged in their 40s suggest that both problem-solving efforts and incarceration policies may be relatively more important for that age group now than previously.
By using a more recent higher density SNP genotyping database we identified strong association with others SNPs in the vicinity of the polymorphism identified by Cheung et al [5], analogous with recently published data[3], [15].
Dietary vitamin D intake was 167 IU/day, which is well below both the established target dose (400 IU/day) and the more recent, higher guideline recommended for postmenopausal women (800 1300 IU/day).
One of its more recent high-profile acquisitions was that of Damien Hirst's notorious The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living.
Early FOBTs were poor at detecting malignancy, but more recent high-sensitivity versions detect between 50% and 79% of colorectal cancers that are found with colonoscopy.
One of her more recent high-profile appointments was in the fashion industry.
Compared with previous studies, these results indicate more recent high-volume volcanism in South Sumatra and increased seismic potency of the southernmost segments of the Sumatran Fault Zone.
More recent high-throughput genomic technologies have now demonstrated that only <2% of the human genome encodes for amino acids in proteins.
