Sentence examples for noticeably higher number from inspiring English sources

Two peaks representing noticeably higher number of negative interactions between Helicobacter and other microbial genera were observed.

A noticeably higher number of DMUs appear on the performance frontier (ES = 1) in 2012 compared to 2011.

In this case, the maximum performance is higher (92.9%) and is achieved much more reliably albeit in noticeably higher number of training iterations.

In contrast, high levels of γ-h2ax foci were observed within the nuclei of cells that received radiation treatment, with a noticeably higher number of double-strand breaks in cells that were treated in the presence GPMs.

Of those 63 Conservative MPs who did not vote for the government motion, a noticeably high number are close to military and diplomatic types, notes one of their number.But the broader problem underlying Mr Cameron's difficulties is not just a sceptical military and diplomatic establishment, but a lack of anything that looks like a strategy.

A noticeably high number of replication, recombination, and repair genes (COG L; B. clausii group = 0.07/average = 0.06) are present within this group.

One intervention hospital with an attached long-term care unit (LTCU) had a noticeably high number of positive MRSA surveillance cultures and was the focus of targeted infection control interventions.

In 2006, MSF clinics worldwide treated approximately 11,000 victims of sexual violence, 60% of whom sought care in Eastern DRC with Liberia and Burundi being the other countries with noticeably high numbers of patients seeking consultations.

These numbers were noticeably higher from the median HGT-indices of 0.3 in HGT-C and 0.22 in HGT-R datasets and from the 0.4 upper-bound we established previously16 (P-values < 0.05, Welch's two-tailed t-test for unequal variances).

Aggregates of DC-LAMP+ cells were seen at dermal-epidermal junctions in leading edge skin, and their numbers were noticeably higher than that of non-lesional (p<0.046) or depigmented lesional skin (Fig. 2E).

Ben had a noticeably higher text producing rate than Mary with respect to both number of words produced and number of words submitted.