Sentence examples for compound rises from inspiring English sources

Takahashi et al. reported that T c of this compound rises to 43 K under a high pressure of ≈ 4GPa [3].

The news was likely to compound rising economic stresses.

At the top was a sketch of an ultramodern compound rising above a desert canyon: a city upon a hill.

The hyperacidity of these compounds rises from the extra stability of the corresponding conjugate bases due to formation of a hydrogen bonding network and an aromatic five-membered ring.

So a drop in consumption reduces the amount of revenue collected by the city to cover the operating costs of the water and sewer system — compounding rising costs for other expenses like fuel and capital improvements, according to Steven W. Lawitts, acting commissioner of the city's Department of Environmental Protection.

The compounds are divided into seven categories: amber (9 compounds), bitter almond (9 compounds), camphor (5 compounds), musk (11 compounds), jasmine (2 compounds), rose (5 compounds) and muguet (6 compounds).

This is demonstrated by the producer price index for water-treating compounds rising significantly less than inorganic chemical and metal price indices would suggest.

It is also possible that concentrations of both perfluorinated compounds rise with increased uric acid because all three are related to some other as yet unknown biological mechanism, an interpretation consistent with the parallel effects of both PFOA and PFOS, assuming this mechanism was related to perfluorinated compounds in general.

Total revenues rose just over 3% year on year in 2012 to £262m, an 8% compound annual rise over the last four years.

This compound gives rise to a 1D helical architecture along the 'a' axis via intermolecular NH⋯Cl hydrogen bonds.

UKTV made a healthy operating profit of £71m last year, a 14% compound annual rise over four years, although in the last year profits remained flat.