Sentence examples for systematically higher at the from inspiring English sources
Such diagrams (e.g. dimension variable or external chloride concentration versus applied potential) allow the delineation of an homogenous domain where the crevice propagates steadily, with a rate systematically higher at the mouth than at the bottom.
The HRs were systematically higher at earlier time points and decayed with time; predictions were generally stronger in the ER-positive group than in the ER-negative group.
From our data we note that the prices of hospital services for similar conditions were systematically higher at SEWA compared to ACCORD.
However, there is no reason to suppose that the estimates in hospital were systematically higher than the estimates at home, so this inherent inaccuracy is unlikely to have biased the relative risk estimates when comparing home and hospital births.
Figure 1 C shows that the average expected divergence at constrained sites, d, can also be systematically higher than that at the neutral sites, d0, and that this effect increases with divergence time.
The temperature of a premixed atmospheric methane/oxygen/argon flame measured by several thermocouples was found to be systematically higher than the theoretical temperature at small distances from the burner (in the region with a high temperature gradient).
It appeared that the activities obtained using 100%-diameter-size ROIs were systematically higher by at least 5% than the activities obtained with the 60%- to 90%-diameter-size ROIs.
IBPs at larger instillation volumes were systematically higher than at smaller volumes, and 'average bias' was lowest at the minimal instillation volume ('average bias' = directly measured IAP minus IBP = -0.79 mmHg).
In particular, they found systematically higher values for the alternative procedure for at least some of the included comparisons [ 1– 3].
The means of firmness and soluble solids content were systematically higher for the cherries of 'Van' and 'Sunburst' treated with GA3 but they were not significant at α=0.05.
The RDT-based Plasmodium spp. infection prevalence was systematically higher than the microscopy-corrected RDT prevalence.
