Sentence examples for substantially higher standard from inspiring English sources

In comparison, we predicted that optimal ground speed of roach should initially drop with increasing current velocities only up to 0.06 ms−1, but since adult salmon in warm water have a substantially higher standard metabolic rate than winter migrating roach and thereby a higher ratio between a and b (eqns 1 4), this difference is expected in accordance with the illustration in Fig 1B.

Thus their FDRs are substantially higher than standard significant values.

But on March 18, the banks threw a knock-down punch against the proponents of substantially higher capital standards.

Hence these methods can deliver enumeration results that are substantially higher than the standard plate counting methods.

A threshold AUC0 24/MIC >578 is substantially higher than the standard cut-off ratio >400.

The sensitivity of this probe is substantially higher than the standard US probe (3 5 MHz) and is especially helpful for detecting small lesions in the pancreatic head or duodenal wall [ 17].

In the presence of DSL clusters, the proposed approaches achieve substantially higher power levels than standard methods.

The estimates derived from the network scale-up method and the generalized network scale-up method were substantially higher than those from standard methods.

At the same time, the contrast value between vessels and cerebral parenchyma at low voltage group was also substantially higher than that of standard voltage group (P = 0.000).

Here, we hypothesized that bone microstructure of the humerus could be measured in vivo using multidetector row computed tomography (MDCT), because MDCT is a new technique that has a substantially higher spatial resolution than standard spiral CT and thus promises to improve the assessment of trabecular bone microstructure [ 17].

For wasting, the main difference between the WHO standards and the NCHS reference is during infancy (i.e., up to about 70 cm in length) when wasting rates will be substantially higher using the WHO standards.