Sentence examples for remarkably higher compared from inspiring English sources

The Ab titers were remarkably higher compared with the admixture of OVA323-339 and complete Freund's adjuvant (CFA).

For cellulase F1C, the measured activity of isolated protein was found to be remarkably higher compared to the other enzyme candidates.

For re-treatment of the rats with metastases, we used a dose of 400 MBq 177Lu-DOTATATE, which is remarkably higher compared to the initial 125 or 275 MBq treatment doses.

The multipotent colony forming ability of the test cells was remarkably higher compared to the control sets as assessed by colony formation and LTC assays.

Our studies agree with the above-mentioned scenario since we were able to show that ROS production in young and senescent HPMCs exposed to the ortho RVT derivatives was remarkably higher compared to RVT itself.

In the cells exposed to 10 μM of RVT analogues, the level of ROS generated in response to 3,3′,4,4′,5,5′-HHS was remarkably higher compared with 3,3′,4,4′-THS 3,3′,4,4′-THS

Shaddick said: "We might think of [pollution in] Beijing as being very high, but when you fill in the gaps between the big [Chinese] cities, [air pollution in] regions [is] remarkably high compared to the WHO limits [10 grams per cubic metre for the annual mean], up in the 50s and 60s.

The compressive strength and modulus of PLGA/HMS HA scaffolds were remarkably high compared to pure PLGA scaffold.

It should be noted that the tumor uptake value reported here was remarkably high compared to many other radioisotope-labeled nanoparticles.

The growth yield of CNTs is approximately 10.5 g CNT/g Cu⋅h as characterized by thermogravimetric analysis, which is remarkably high compared with those achieved by conventional copper-based catalysts.

Therefore, the ratio of samples ascribed to fresco in these studies seems to be remarkably high compared to other studies, This high ratio between samples ascribed to a specific painting technique by a particular research group is a bewildering characteristic common to most studies of Roman painting techniques, again rising questions about possible causes.