Sentence examples for relatively high growth from inspiring English sources

He asked whether "compared to other rich countries, U.S. income inequality has paid off in relatively high growth".

The number of UK students on postgraduate taught degree courses has begun to decline after a decade of relatively high growth, according to a new Hefce report that gives an overview of postgraduate study in England and Northern Ireland.

However, despite the relatively high growth rates of monocultures in the region, their cost per tonne of carbon are greater than costs in southern Australia.

Since 1970, as a result of increased urbanization, the low rate of natural increase of the previous half century gave way to a relatively high growth rate; by the early 21st century, it was more than twice the world average.

A relatively high growth speed (about 40 μm h−1) of nanopore arrays is achieved at 30 °C under the potential difference of 70 V.

Films are grown by optical chemical vapour deposition (CVD) (using halogen lamps as heating system) from silane, at low temperature and relatively high growth rates, on silicon substrates with a sacrificial layer of porous Si (PS), which allows film detachment.

Furthermore, S. meridionalis Chen got relatively higher growth, feed utilization and better body morphological indices than S. asotus Linnaeu under the present experimental conditions.

The relatively higher growth rate in <100> direction than that in <111> direction leads to the formation of the pods.

Higher vapor pressure of gallium metal at relatively higher growth temperatures induces supersaturation in catalyst alloy which results in larger size catalyst alloy formation [37].

An initially increased and then saturated evolution mode was observed in the samples grown at lower temperatures, while distinct concave-up features of the WL evolution for samples with relatively higher growth temperatures appeared right after QD formation.

In comparison to 2017, a relatively higher growth rate is anticipated for the U.S. (between 1.5% to 2.5%), with an increased machinery and construction demand in the region and in Brazil (between 6.5% to 7.5%) as the economy revives from its 2 years of depression.