Sentence examples for substantially higher when from inspiring English sources

Both the separation efficiency and injection repeatability were found to be substantially higher when using the novel volumetric injection approach compared to electrokinetic injection (performed in the same chip).

People scored substantially higher when tested for memory recall after sleep-time exposure to the smell than when they slept without any exposure to the smell, or when they were given the scent again before they went to sleep.

The specificity of the ALS assay was substantially higher when healthy controls were considered instead of non-TB controls (data not shown).

Not surprisingly, bacterial diversity was substantially higher when determined by 16S rRNA gene-based pyrosequencing analysis as compared to the culture-based analyses.

While this figure is lower than that reported for ancient material retrieved from permafrost-preserved mammoth samples [32], [47], it is substantially higher when compared to other palaeogenetic studies where the proportion of endogenous sequences was estimated at between ∼0.3%–6.0% [48], [49], [50], [51].

This rate is substantially higher when compared with previously reported rates of stroke in AF patients with or without CKD.

Specific activities of enzymes tethered via this strategy were substantially higher than when randomly adsorbed.

The results show that both the activity of the catalyst and its stabilization towards deactivation decrease with increasing pressure, and the catalyst maintains substantially higher activity when feed rate exceeds 4.00 ml/min under supercritical conditions.

Hence, low pitch values are necessary for gapless data acquisition, and radiation dose is substantially higher than when using non-ECG-synchronised CT.

It is worth noting that CFRP confinement increased the axial resistance of the unheated column by about 40% whereas the same wrapping system induced substantially higher effects when used to confine heat-damaged columns.

We can get the recovery we should have gotten in 2009.... I'd recommend reading JW Mason's excellent analysis about why this is an important and reasonable argument to have: "In other contexts, it's taken for granted that more expansionary policy could deliver substantially higher growth" when there's still an output gap, and if the output gap has shrunk understanding why is essential.