Sentence examples for or sometimes higher from inspiring English sources

When corn is used, the ground meal is wetted at a temperature of approximately 66 °C (150 °F), and the temperature is then raised to boiling or sometimes higher while under pressure.

As a result, the proposed method provides comparable or sometimes higher PSNR than the state-of-the-art algorithms.

It is basically that in America, no matter what your background, your talents can take you to whatever level you deserve or sometimes higher.

The newly produced (Al 3%Si 2%Cu 2%Mg alloy) foams showed the elastic modulus and strength similar or sometimes higher than those of the other existing commercial foams.

However, for the real noise and mixed noise, the proposed method shows comparable or sometimes higher PSNR than the nonlocal methods while requiring much less computations due to the nature of local filtering.

The CFPB also found that most of these loan sequences end with a payment that is just as high, or sometimes higher, than the original loan payment.

A focal peripheral nodule of remarkably low, intermediate or sometimes high signal intensity on T2-weighted images characterized by sharply-defined margins, round or oval shape and surrounded by a subtle pseudocapsule should not be mistaken for a peripheral PCa.

For example, sorbents are normally selective in, although not limited to, adsorbing/absorbing certain classes of VOCs or sometimes high sample volumes of air are needed for identification or measuring the VOCs.

They did drills, worked on footwork and threw to whatever receivers they could find — sometimes former professionals like T. J. Houshmandzadeh or Danny Farmer, sometimes high school kids.

Their prestige and (sometimes) higher quality tend to lead to higher-paying jobs.

Studies have shown that partners and other family members can experience equivalent or sometimes even higher levels of psychological distress than the patient with cancer, with anxiety and depression being two of the most commonly reported problems.