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Meanings of generally higher in English

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Usage of generally higher in English
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The incidence is generally higher in Asian countries than in western countries.
Pubmed
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European stocks indicated a generally higher start, according to IG Markets predictions.
The Irish Times
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Interest rates charged are also generally higher than on standard buy-to-let loans.
The Guardian
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Adherence and persistence were generally higher in clinical trials than clinical practice.
Pubmed
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Grades in most of the key subjects are generally higher than last year.
The Irish Times
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CTL responses in infected mice were generally higher in young than aged mice.
Pubmed
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Intervention effectiveness was generally higher in younger compared to older children.
Pubmed
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VAS scores provided by physicians were generally higher than those provided by patients.
Pubmed
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Progesterone levels in the treated cycles were generally higher than in spontaneous cycles.
Pubmed
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The amount varies depending on the area concerned, with charges generally higher in towns.
The Irish Times
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Variance increased with age for every parameter measured, and was generally higher among males.
Pubmed
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Automakers were generally higher, tracking gains in the broader market.
Reuters
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Injury rates were generally higher during games than during practices.
Reuters
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Peak ratings produced by heroin were generally higher than peak ratings produced by buprenorphine.
Pubmed
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Community foundations vary on minimums, but they're generally higher than at Fidelity and Schwab.
Reuters
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And that was despite generally higher standards of academic attainment than most white groups.
The Guardian
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