Sentence examples for a continuously rising from inspiring English sources

Of his many accomplishments, one of the contributions the composer is most known for is the Shepard Risset glissando, a sound construction which creates the auditory allusion of a continuously rising or descending pitch.

For example, decreased LVAD flow and a continuously rising central venous pressure may be indicative of RV failure.

In Western countries, it is the most common gynecological malignancy, with a continuously rising incidence rate [ 1- 3].

Actually, a continuously rising stimulation effect over 30 hours was not observed for HCC1954 and SKBR3 by Henjes et al. [ 28] either.

After adjusting for period and cohort effects, the RR of age on the incidence of lung cancer showed a continuously rising trend until the oldest age cohort (80 84 years) for both sexes (Table  5; Fig.  3a).

As a result, the classic clinical triad of pain, haematuria, and palpable mass is seen less frequently than previously and there is also a continuously rising incidence of RCCs[ 80 83 ].

The plant is about 60percentt completed, but one senior administration official called it "managerially and programmatically, a nightmare," with continuously rising costs.

Parenchyma cells subsequently differentiate into an additional layer of brachysclereids, previously interpreted as an adaptation to continuously rising fruit loads.

Beside Kidd Kidd, the list thankfully includes a few highlights like the continuously rising Tink (a contemporary Timbaland protege) and Fetty Wap, who has created the unequivocal song of the summer in Trap Queen.

In one of his best phrases, he describes this as an aesthetic of continuously rising sentiment.

In an environment of continuously rising inflation, Mr. Robinson, who last year started Altana Wealth, likes the debt issued by countries like Norway, Australia, Canada and Singapore.