Sentence examples for 1 rise from inspiring English sources

This has a limited impact for the long run patterns analyzed here (the pre-World War 1 rise in wealth inequality would be even larger without this adjustment).

Levels of thrombospondin-1 (TSP-1) rise rapidly during acute inflammation.

Second, tissue levels of TSP-1 rise while aging [34]; however, demographic characteristics like age were not different at baseline.

When the germ cells are removed, the levels of TCER-1 rise in somatic tissues.

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The 1% rise is currently above inflation, but there are concerns that a rise in inflation could mean it results in a real-terms cut.

The figures put the number of visits to the UK by overseas residents in July 2016 at 3.07m, a 1% rise from July 2015, using seasonally adjusted figures.

Last month De Mello predicted 20,000 retail job losses in 2012, based on a 1% rise in shop vacancy rates.

He said his first priority was to avoid the 1% rise in national insurance announced before this budget and due to take effect in April 2011.

The DH said the 1% rise, which would have cost £450m, was unaffordable, especially because increments, which 55% of those staff get, cost up to £1bn a year.

Studies admit a small effect – a 0.5% drop in wages for every 1% rise in the share of migrants – in low-wage sectors.