Sentence examples for relatively higher number from inspiring English sources

Police forces that do fewer searches tend to make a relatively higher number of arrests.

We divided all reconstructions by this baseline map, pixel wise, in order to compensate for the relatively higher number of voxels near the fovea than in the periphery (i.e., cortical magnification).

But parliament has given its assent for phase one to Birmingham, the part of the route which sees a relatively higher number of losers than winners from the scheme than further north, so it would be politically perverse to stop there.

The present finding revealed that weighted average ha2, hm2, c2, R, and rg are more reliable for two reasons: estimates of ha2 for some growth traits were more conservative than values from relatively higher number of records and the absence of significant effects of the tested fixed factors on some parameter estimates.

In experiments that assessed the size of the rearing containers, a glass jar with a volume of 236.6 ml (8 U.S. ounce "jelly jar"), produced a relatively higher number of parasitoid progeny (166 adults) than other sizes of containers when two pairs of H. hebetor were used.

Exploring and understanding outputs from agent-based models is challenging due to a relatively higher number of parameters and multidimensionality of the generated data.

The eudicots and basal angiosperm Amborella trichopoda had relatively higher numbers of PHAS loci than monocots.

It has a relatively high number of chromosomes.

A relatively high number may bolster the White House's position that the economy is taking off.

It projects selling 20,000 cars next year, which is a relatively high number among luxury brands.

He said a disturbing pattern was the relatively high number of police officers among the illegal riders.