Sentence examples for somewhat higher percentage from inspiring English sources

Historically, statistics showed that a somewhat higher percentage of African-Americans smoked than whites.

As for RTI, compared with other companies, "it does have a somewhat higher percentage of staff members who have been temporarily relocated outside Iraq," wrote Patrick Gibbons, a spokesman, in an e-mail message.

I count myself among the 16 percent of Americans who have no idea what happened in Dallas that day, and the somewhat higher percentage amazed that Bill O'Reilly has found a debate where he looks like the nonbullying, rational party.

With respect to the percentage of female collaborators, we found, not surprisingly, that female scientists have a somewhat higher percentage (36%) of female collaborators, than males have (24%).

Sprint and T-Mobile also attract a somewhat higher percentage of first-time phone buyers, as we would expect from carriers that offer lower-cost plans.

A somewhat higher percentage of CD45RA+ T cells (15 25%) were present if T cells were extracted by conventional method.

The slightly higher percentage of young-old patients achieving complete remission during the open-label phase probably reflects the somewhat higher burden of symptoms that old-old patients have at the start of acute treatment.

For high accuracy it is ideal that sensitivity and specificity have somewhat reasonably high percentages, i.e., > 80%.

There were some gender differences, i.e., the females were somewhat younger; higher percentage of females than males grew up in a family with a higher educational level; fewer females had debuted sexually and at a higher age than male students; females also tended to have had fewer lifetime sexual partners, but had a higher rate of consistent condom use.

Our overall percentages of WUPyV and KIPyV are somewhat higher than percentages reported in most other studies (1 – 8 ).

The percentage of inhalant users in this class was somewhat higher than the percentage of users classified with DSM-IV-defined inhalant abuse (i.e., 18.6%).