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'were significantly higher' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to express that an amount, number, or rate was a lot greater than expected or typical. For example: "The number of customers who visited the store on Saturday were significantly higher than the number of customers from the previous weekend."
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The BBC said these numbers were "significantly higher" than hoped.
RBC EPA and DHA were significantly higher following supplementation.
However frugivore flock densities were significantly higher in robusta.
Men's HGS were significantly higher than women's (p < 0.001).
Polyphenols were significantly higher in organic and sustainable marionberries compared to conventionally farmed ones.
But following several large disasters over the last decade, approval rates were significantly higher.
But marriage rates among African-Americans were significantly higher when segregation was everywhere and poverty rampant.
In terms of pitch, candied orange and irises were significantly higher than musk and roasted coffee.
Midpoint efavirenz concentrations in Latinos were significantly higher than those of whites.
Meanwhile, cortisol levels were significantly higher among women who had smelled a stranger's armpit scent.
The frequency and intensity of individual sensations were significantly higher in acupuncture.
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