Sentence examples for by specific rises in from inspiring English sources
When these results are summarized, they indicate that during the Late Devonian, geographic expansion and associated species invasions were facilitated by specific rises in relative sea level.
However, to put this into perspective, if this specific rise in tumour incidence was caused by cell phone use, it would contribute to less than one additional case per 100,000 population in a decade.
Following Docquier et al. (2007), a rise in the migration rate by education level k could be due to a rise in the level of migration among all education level or to a specific rise in the ratio of the proportion of k level educated emigrants by the same proportion among non-emigrants (represented by the selection rate).
Beyond the elliptical phrases, which resemble nothing so much as communication by cue cards, Fed officials have made it clear that their decisions will be driven by specific changes: a rise in employment, stronger business investment and greater "pricing power" for companies -- meaning that they can charge more for what they sell.
The delay in the second calcium peak indicates that H2O2 may catalyse a [Ca2+]cyt rise by specific mechanisms in different tissues.
Cell lines expressing recombinant G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) are activated by specific ligands resulting in transient [Ca2+] rises that return to basal levels in 30 60 s.
This shape is characterized by specific performance in terms of overshoot (4.4%), settling and rise time of the closed-loop control system.
Renal flares were not preceded by rises in autoantibody titres.
There has indeed been a rise in women's rights – around 3 million girls now attend school – but these advances have been offset by a rise in gender specific violence including rape and acid attacks.
Although this article looks at the oxidative stress effects specifically on the urothelium, the activation of specific signalling pathways triggered by a rise in intracellular oxidant levels may affect numerous cellular processes linked to aging and lead to the development of age-related diseases in many other organs.
