Sentence examples for substantially higher numbers from inspiring English sources
These voters register and go to the polls in substantially higher numbers than the less well educated.
It purchased 487,000 new M4 rifles, more than three times as many as it initially sought, and substantially higher numbers of sniper rifles and machine guns.
Data from Qualcomm suggests that Latin America, China and India are adding substantially higher numbers of smartphone subscriptions than North America, Japan, Korea and Europe.
Arabs and Turkmens in Kirkuk had favored using voter registration lists from 2004 or 2005, while Kurds wanted to use voter rolls from 2009 that reflected their substantially higher numbers.
Substantially higher numbers of small fish and crustaceans were recorded from muddy substrata than from sandy substrata.
On average, the low seed density produced substantially higher numbers of heads/plant and seeds/plant compared to medium and high densities.
In particular, the propene flames produce a substantially higher number of soot nuclei than in the ethylene flames.
An appropriately defined kernel function allows the computations to be performed in the original input space and facilitates extraction of substantially higher number of principal components enabling excellent denoising and feature extraction capabilities.
While the other place profile was absent in Poland, big home profile had substantially higher number of contacts, maybe indicating that contacts located in other place in other countries occur at home in Poland.
In a larger tumor, and in tumors with higher mutation rates due to genetic instability, or tumors with certain death rates, a substantially higher number of new MHC I epitopes is generated, such that a clinically detectable tumor may harbor hundreds of tumor-specific epitopes.
EDC-modified native TRP47, recombinant GST-TRP47 and GST-CterTRP47 having a substantially higher number of acidic residues compared to the basic residues (ratio of 2∶1 to 6∶1) migrated much faster than the unmodified protein, close to their predicted molecular masses as observed by others [52].
