Sentence examples for a comparable rise from inspiring English sources

Cinema has been trying to get a comparable rise out of us ever since.

Eastern unemployment remains nearly 20percenttwiceice as high in the West, partly because prices and wages have soared to western levels without a comparable rise in productivity.

Spending was up 5.6percentt over the last 12 months, probably bolstered by a comparable rise in personal income, which has increased 6.8percentt over the last year.

In theory a rise in farm output should boost nutrition by more than a comparable rise in general economic well-being, measured by GDP.In practice it is another story.

There was a comparable rise in the number of people who would take a full-time job if it were available but instead have settled for part-time work or given up looking altogether.

All patients showed postoperatively a comparable rise of CRP and leukocytes (Table 2).

Interestingly, a comparable significant rise in B cell levels was noted, in the PCV2/PPV dual and PPV single infected groups, at day 14 p.i., compared to the PBS group.

"There has been a huge radicalisation around globalisation and against the war which makes it almost comparable to the period around 1968-70 butherere has been no comparable rise in industrial militancy," said Rees. "But I think there is a change of attitude, there is life coming back into it".

The studies and comparisons show that the Hunt Crossley model based force controller ensures comparable rise time in transient response as the controller based on Kelvin Boltzmann model which is reported as the most accurate description for robot-tissue interaction in recent literature, but it causes much less overshoot and remains stable for tasks with faster response time requirements.

Meanwhile, there was no comparable rise in private schools in those states, which were not subject to the new rules of No Child Left Behind.

Prolonged fasting (up to 72 h) leads to exacerbated stimulation of lipolysis in women compared to men, despite comparable rises in catecholamine levels [ 137, 138].