Sentence examples for same at a higher from inspiring English sources

At a lower C loading (2 × 102 μg C m−2), DOM desorption assessed by 0.1 M NaH2PO4 extraction is lower for HMO than for goethite, whereas the extent of desorption is the same at a higher C loading (4 × 102 μg C m−2).

Baking is not the same at a high altitude as it is at sea level.

We propose such a framework to ensure that secondary users can transmit over the same spectrum band as the primary user at the same time at a higher power without disturbing the communications of the primary network.

While they wait, the state gives them the option to pay for the same insurance at a higher rate.

They can execute fast trades with smaller investors on one market when they see a stock that looks ready to zoom higher, then sell the same stock at a higher price in a different market.

I suspect that they'll succeed in doing the same thing at a higher budget level, and when their films achieve a well-deserved level of commercial success and the circumstances of their lives change commensurately.

When users were given the option to buy much the same hardware at a higher price running Microsoft Windows XP instead, the Linux versions went from 100% of the market to around 5%. Buyers also drove the netbook market towards larger screens.

Evidently, retailers can opt to show only information for merchants who sell the same product at a higher price point.

Commercial banks can make a profit by paying a low interest rate on sight deposits and lending the same amount at a higher rate.

c Axial contrast-enhanced FS T1W MR image in the same patient at a higher level shows disease spread from the right PPF (thick arrow) into the right Vidian canal (thin arrow).

At the same time, at a higher applied voltage in the m-LED, shorter τ response, τ rise, τ delay, and τ recombination of the m-LED than those of the c-LED demonstrate that a stronger carrier localization and a reduced polarization effect of the m-LED are more efficient for carrier injection, transport, relaxation, and recombination.