Sentence examples for associated rise from inspiring English sources

Topical and/or systemic ocular hypotensive drugs were given if there is associated rise of the intraocular pressure.

If it's a good kiss, there's an associated rise in the neurotransmitter dopamine, which is associated with strong feelings of craving and desire.

Without the associated rise in the cap, general managers would now be making far more draconian personnel decisions.

After the associated rise of dance ("baile") in the 19th century flamenco became the colourful, but often sombre, spectacle seen today.

The start of the year has been characterised by growing fears about the global economy and an associated rise in risk aversion, despite very little in fact changing in terms of the hard economic data.

The already-severe world food crisis, spurred by a decline in agricultural production and an associated rise in food prices, was exacerbated by the financial crisis as many governments moved to protect their food supplies.

Shiller found that people associated rising inflation with dwindling social cohesion.

The associated rising costs to Eon Productions meant no part of Licence to Kill was filmed in the UK, the first Bond film not to do so.

These results show that successful invasions require higher levels of penetrance as survival costs increase, since the mutational benefits need to outweigh the associated rising fitness costs.

As the numbers of individuals with DM rise it is plausible that there will be associated rises in the incidence of TB.

With longer life expectancy, availability of advanced medical care and associated rising health care costs, EBP has been embraced by governments around the world.