Sentence examples for much higher figure of from inspiring English sources

There was a much higher figure of 786 fatalities in 2010, and 94 accidents.

This results in a much higher figure of merit, as shown in Fig. 8b.

David McCullough gives much higher figures of 90 killed and 300 wounded.

Applying a much higher figure for the value of a DALY, one consistent with the incomes of the not-so-desperately poor, would be easy to defend (and is the approach adopted by the Copenhagen Consensus paper on communicable diseases, for instance).

Over all, hemorrhage and eclampsia were predominant causes and contributed to more than 90% of our severe maternal morbidities, a much higher figure than the findings of the Sagamu study (61.6%) [ 22].

He added: "If you key your payment to what the brand company will make," as the deals often appear to do, "it's just a much higher figure and a greater danger of unreasonable restraint".

Rebel claims of a much higher figure have been dismissed by the government.

"Even these new, much higher figures still represent a conservative estimate of the true prevalence of sexual violence because of chronic underreporting due to stigma, shame, perceived impunity, and exclusion of younger and older age groups as well as men," she added.

In contrast, rejected allografts (13 days post-transplantation) were massively infiltrated with mononuclear cells including a much higher number of CD4-positive cells (Figure 7b).

We find that the quadruple resonance in both nanoparticles shows much higher sensing figure of merit (FOM) than its dipolar counterpart, which is attributed mainly to the reduction in resonance linewidth.

Data published by the WHO shows that the standardized incidence (per 100,000 women) of Chinese female breast cancer in 2008 was 21.6, which is much higher the figure of 16.4 observed in 2000.