Sentence examples for corresponding inflation from inspiring English sources

This is unquestionably a suitable assessment of the importance of this moment in nuclear receptor research because of its substantial impact on the subsequent discovery of entirely new physiological signaling pathways, and the corresponding inflation of the nuclear receptor universe.

These unit costs were then updated to the year 2007 according to the corresponding inflation rate, 12.5% [ 27].

Similarly, the corresponding inflation-adjusted costs can be expected to be over $42, $53, and $64 billion for MV, ICU and total hospital costs, respectively.

In addition, where available, cost of complications was extracted directly from published studies or other local sources [ 16– 21] and cost data, not available in 2013 values, were inflated using the corresponding health inflation rates reported by the National Statistical Service [ 22].

All costs derived in this study were 2003 Euros and were subsequently adjusted for the corresponding yearly inflation rates from 2004 until 2014, ranging from 0.3 to 2.6 % according to the German Federal Statistics Office [ 23].

Correlation coefficients indicate strong correlation between average exposures in adjacent lag periods (≈0.7) however the corresponding variance inflation factors (VIF = 2.01 to 2.78) did not indicate the presence of collinearity between the five lag periods in model 2 [ 32].

It follows from my comments above that, compared to America, the corresponding euro-zone inflation "window" is shifted to the left.

If evidence were to emerge that the economy were experiencing a major productivity boost, sufficient to allow faster job growth without a corresponding rise in inflation, then America would get qualitatively better job growth.

The advance also seems to have been abetted by weak U.S. employment numbers for May, which led to a drop in the dollar and a corresponding rise in inflation hedges such as oil.

To deflect, a 6.6% appraisal of inflation corresponding to the year 1996 was applied.

Repeated application of transalveolar pressures that exceed those corresponding to the inflation capacity causes tissue stresses and disrupts the lung.