Sentence examples for somewhat higher rate from inspiring English sources

But the study found that children conceived via ICSI had a somewhat higher rate of minor genital malformations.

America's Fed has no explicit target, but the country's current inflation rate of 3.5% suggests that it is happy to tolerate a somewhat higher rate than the ECB.

Earlier versions of Mr. Ryan's Medicare proposal, he added, would have allowed the federal contribution to grow at a somewhat higher rate than assumed in the House budget blueprint.

The growth rate in the region's largest country, India, though high, fell significantly during the 1990s, as did that in Bangladesh, although Pakistan maintained a somewhat higher rate of growth.

He accepted a somewhat higher rate of fish slipping off the hook for a somewhat lower rate of difficult-to-remove hooks and injury to the fish he loved to catch.

The theory predicts a somewhat higher rate of coalescence than that which has been determined experimentally.

Creditworthy small firms would gladly pay somewhat higher rates to obtain credit.

Thus we learn that same-faith couples report somewhat higher rates of "marital satisfaction" (8.4 on a scale of 10) than do their interfaith counterparts (7.9).

It covers even the smallest of rural villages at somewhat higher rates than the Swiss Rail service.

Moreover, though all academic disciplines suffer significant plagiarism, science, technology, engineering and math may have somewhat higher rates than arts and humanities (Selwyn 2008, p. 469 70; McCullough & Holmberg 2005, p. 439; Pecorari 2006).

Refugees originating from former Yugoslavia tended to have somewhat higher rates of depression (31.7 to 42 %).