Sentence examples for noticed a high from inspiring English sources

Last August the agency informed Kia it noticed a "high repair trend" for the Rio and wanted to know whether there was a safety problem.

Dr. Scott, who was chairman of pediatrics at Howard University in Washington from 1949 to 1973, was trained as an allergist but turned his attention to sickle cell anemia in the 1950's after he noticed a high number of African-American children appearing in the Howard Hospital emergency room with complications of the disease, according to colleagues.

They noticed a high accumulation of GO-PEG DVDMS in the tumor tissues due to EPR effect.

In a previous clinical follow-up study on psychosocial factors and cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN), we had noticed a high percentage of early interventions to the cervix by gynaecologists, in discordance with the research protocol.

We noticed a high variability of team SA carriage, from 0.0% in two karate teams (n = 10 and n = 3) to 100% in a wrestling team (n = 11) and a baseball team (n = 6).

Although it was noticed a high positive linear correlation between FRAP and TP of investigated essential oils (R = 0.94), besides polyphenolic compounds there are others responsible for their antioxidant properties that might be involved in the expression of inhibitory potential [57].

Dr. Myrna Weissman, a Columbia psychiatry professor and member of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, said that starting about 20 years ago researchers noticed a higher rate of depression in boomers than the previous generation at that age.

But many medical centers in the United States that specialize in joint replacement surgery had already noticed a higher failure rate with the DePuy hip implants, said Dr. Joshua J. Jacobs, the chairman of orthopedic surgery at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago.

We noticed a higher C16:0 peak area after palmitate exposure, but it is impossible to discriminate whether this reflects uptake or adherence of the fatty acid.

We found no evidence that treatment is less active in the younger women; rather we noticed a higher intensity of treatment corresponding to treatment guidelines.

However, we noticed a higher amount of time allocated to sleeping at the expense of foraging, probably because ducks in our study had ad libitum access to food, in a familiar environment.