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Meanings of significantly high in English

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Usage of significantly high in English
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It has identified areas with significantly high non-technical losses mainly in residential areas.
The South African
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Objective: Schizophrenia is associated with a significantly high prevalence of smoking.
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However, the recurrence rate after curative resection is significantly high.
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The mRNA and protein expressions of TIMP-1 were significantly high in the oldest animals.
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The plasma levels of TM and VWFpp were significantly high in non-survivor with TMA.
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The concentration of fluorescent pigments in the lenses of Indian origin is significantly high.
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RP was significantly high in the maximum phase and significantly low in the minimum phase.
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The results showed a significantly high incidence of incontinence episodes during the evening nursing shift.
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Products with significantly high affinity for antithrombin and antifactor Xa activity were obtained under well-defined conditions.
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Conclusions: The BPS-1 is not suitable for clinical practice because of the significantly high migration rate.
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Many charities report that a significantly high proportion of their annual income comes at this time.
The Irish Times
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Moreover, significantly high levels of angiotensin, arginine and vasopressin were found in this group of patients.
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Immigrants from China and Cyprus had significantly high proportional registration ratios, but based on small numbers.
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Areas of significantly high deprivation were identified in the northeastern, eastern and southwestern parts of Hungary.
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Plasma levels of thrombomodulin and tissue factor were significantly high in patients with high fibrinogen levels.
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Interpretation: This multi-nanoparticles showed significantly high-EpCAM tumor targeting and lower toxicity, and enhanced immune therapeutic efficacy.
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