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Bandwidth utilization for physical interface vs. subinterface

In looking at the bandwidth utilization for our upstream boarder router, we're noticing something strange. The connection to our upstream provider is a fiber Gigabit interface which has 2 subinterfaces for our 2 BGP peers (Internet and Internet2). We have all three interfaces added to our NPM 9.51.  It looks like the the Internet subinterface is usually about 5 or 6 Mbps higher in utilization than the main interfaces. I would have thought if there was a difference, it would be the other way around. Does anyone know why this is? Is this an Orion thing or a Cisco thing?