Sentence examples for quite high up from inspiring English sources

The number of target fragrance allergens per samples was quite high (up to 16).

Therefore, a flame can be ignited and stabilize even though the water content of the fuel is quite high (up to 90 wt%) (Yi and Axelbaum, 2013).

Chen says when the program started, the industrial forecast for the future pollution permit price was quite high — up near $800 — but for the first 10 years the actual price never exceeded $250.

I was lying rather low in the seat, so you can imagine the body – the lady, who was on top of the body below, was quite high up, so all I could see was her back, and I was aware that she was alive at the time because she would occasionally swing her arm over on to me and I would gently put it back on her, and she did that two or three times.

We estimated the daily hydrogen flow to be quite high, up to 2700 m3, in some of these features.

In the De Vijvers building (containing a lot of concrete walls), the interaction losses can be quite high (up to 17.2 dB for P T4 V ).

So when you watch a viral video of, for example, "the first burger in space", it should really be called "a quite high-up burger".

Louis Vuitton bags and other goods, which typically have quite high margins, make up more than 60percentt of the company's operating profit.

"The average age of an astronaut is quite high, it's up in the high 40s if not low 50s, because you have to attain so much experience before being selected and then the training takes so long.

Lost productive time measured by the HALT index, especially lost work time, was associated with quite high odds (OR up to 5.3) of reporting interictal anxiety and avoidance, although, with increasing lost work time beyond the range 12 22 days/3 months, these odds tended to decline.

"We got up in the morning, we sat at the pool and it was absolutely scorching, and we were up quite high, wee wind, breeze, brilliant, no problem", recalls Alex MacDonald.