Sentence examples for continuous rising of from inspiring English sources
Many researchers have showed that fuel-oil is considered as the main component that causes both environmental and economic problems, especially with the continuous rising of fuel cost.
Continuous rising of antibiotic resistance in bacteria causes pressing requirement of new drugs and drug therapies that are effective against these multidrug resistance bacteria.
Continuous rising of the serum lactate level despite CVVHDF is associated with an increased mortality rate.
Continuous rise of feed costs has forced livestock producers to find alternative choices for traditional feedstuffs.
That is, we would observe a continuous rise of labor income inequality before 2000, followed by a continuous fall after 2000.
With the continuous rise of the concentration of Fe3O4 microspheres, the removal efficiency has no obvious changes, indicating that a saturation state is completed.
Demographic changes such as the ageing population and the continuous rise of chronic medical conditions such as obesity, diabetes and depression make our healthcare systems economically unsustainable.
The anodic current-voltage curves display a continuous rise of current with voltage up to 4.5 V, vs a Na reference electrode, followed by a gradual decrease afterwards.
Nowadays, with the continuous rise of Internet-based multimedia services, such as video sharing websites, web radios and IP-based telephony, multimedia communications are gaining more and more popularity.
Due to continuous rise of cesarean section (CS) rate in recent decades to analyze this trend using Robson Ten Group Classification System (RTGCS) and identify the main contributor of the CS rate in an Italian tertiary level hospital.
Apart from the shift in the absorption edge, the optical properties of surface modified semiconductor nanoparticles, having a continuous rise of absorption toward higher energies, paralleled the absorption properties characteristic of the band structure in bare semiconductor nanoparticles.
