Sentence examples for more typical higher from inspiring English sources

Now, as the company grows, he's taking on the more typical higher level management role.

More typical high-end properties are from $800,000 to $1.2 million.

More typical high wind gusts included 79mph at the Isle of Portland, Dorset, and 74mph at Southampton, Hampshire.

He was accepted, and at age 10 he left home to spend the next eight years learning not just the technique of classical ballet, but character dancing (which is folk dancing performed within a ballet) and piano, as well as more typical high-school courses.

"Super-tall projects can earn the developers premiums above more typical high-rise buildings if they convey some useful information or provide other services not available in other buildings," said Barr, who studies skyscraper economics and is the author of "Building the Skyline: The Birth and Growth of Manhattan's Skyscrapers," due out shortly.

Other Rnd3 peptide contacts, more typical of high-affinity phosphodependent 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-bindingentered on pSer240 of Rnd3 and a basic cluster (Lys49, Arg56, and Arg127) on 14-3-3.

Provider-level integration of care, in which a single provider offers a comprehensive service, is more typical of high resource settings and most of the literature refers to this model.

The more typical relationship, of higher FA to better performance, was found in the TD group, but only for the right frontal cluster.

For example, inherited disease genes have previously been found to have a significantly lower clustering coefficient than randomly selected genes [ 22], but we find more typical or even higher values when considering groups of functionally similar genes.

He excuses the absence in his book of some of the more typical journalistic assignments: high politics, local corruption, crime.

The nearby Tory and Labour offices were more typical of British high-street shops: easy to miss and almost empty.