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be risen by
verb
To move, or appear to move, physically upwards relative to the ground. intransitive
Exact(5)
Some caution has to be risen by comparing these studies.
Therefore, its evaporator temperature can be risen by up to about 120 °C.
On the margin, citreous Paribas, as the relative economic returns of the agroforestry adoption and non-farm activity participation enhanced by 1%, the percentage of combined adoption decision by the farm households will be risen by 29.5% units.
Spectral integrations to the EQE spectra indicate that under TE (TM) illumination, JaSi can be risen by 2.11 (2.35) mA/cm2, resulting in the rise of 2.23 mA/cm2 in the top junction under an unpolarized injection.
The quality might be risen by making those entering data aware of its possible reuses.
Similar(54)
That ratio now seems to be rising by the week.
Congo's political temperature seems to be rising by the day.
Interest rates may also be rising by then, resulting in a double whammy".
Well before the lease was to expire, the landlord informed him that the rent would be rising by $400.
Don't people recognize how much sea levels will be rising by 2020?
Therefore, energy consumption by data centers worldwide was risen by 56%% from 2005 to 2010 [4].
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