Sentence examples for much higher occurrence from inspiring English sources

However, much higher occurrence and broader distribution of a T/C-rich motif called Y-Patch (pyrimidine patch) was established in a global survey of rice core promoters.

In addition, a much higher occurrence of vessel segments of small caliber was observed in Crim1 VEC conditional mutant mice (Fig. 2E,H).

Although basing this study on MRF members had a number of pragmatic advantages, our respondents had a much higher occurrence of after-effects than would be expected from a random sample of families affected.

This restriction limits the generalisability of findings to the general population, but the much higher occurrence of suicidal behaviours among persons with low mood 3 4 provided a more sensitive context for detecting the risk potential of smoking for suicidal behaviours.

As compared to findings of local population health survey [ 36], we found a much higher occurrence rates of physical health and developmental-behavioral problems amongst DS subjects in this study, signifying that the chronic health conditions were more prevalent in DS.

In contrast, studies from other countries showed much higher occurrences of Campylobacter at the farm level, for example, 87.5% in the USA [ 25] and 42.7% in France [ 26].

Figure 20 shows that the preference R2s are much higher than the occurrence R2s ranging from 73 to 80%, indicating that similar forces structure intronic and coding-region motif preferences.

In general, preference R2s reach much higher values than occurrence R2s, which is consistent with what was seen above, and the values are highest for the all-motifs as well as the 4- and 6-folds motif groups, and lowest for the two 2folds groups especially at low GC.

However, the much higher frequency of occurrence of the non-macrocyclic Jahn Teller distortion suggests it is the more stable arrangement.

Hemi-CBCs showed the opposite tendency - low frequency in Helix 1, but much higher frequencies of occurrence in the remaining regions of ITS2 helices, including the conserved regions (for details, see Figure 6).

The irregularity occurrences are either much higher than the OLR occurrences in some months as in the Atlantic sector or, the other way around, much lower than the OLR occurrences as in the Indian, West Pacific, and Central Pacific sectors.