Sentence examples for critical rises from inspiring English sources

Under-appreciated, however, is that a constellation of factors can lead to critical rises in plasma potassium levels in the absence of chronic kidney disease.

We confirmed this cooling rate in stroke patients (−1.2°C after 58 minutes), but highlighted critical rises in blood pressure (BP) as a potentially important adverse effect (AE), warranting further investigation [ 20].

This time, officials say, the threat of terrorist attacks would become more critical, rising above even the elevated threat levels since Sept. 11.

It also necessitated, because of the critical rising sight lines from the stall seats, a series of hanging borders to mask the top limits of the cloth.

The horizontal dotted line denotes the assumed critical rise in temperature.

The critical rise in humidity is associated with start of the rainy season.

Possibly, the small fragments would increase appropriate habitat for ticks and their hosts, such as high densities of small mammals due to lower densities of predators and/or competitors, resulting in a critical rise in the rate of at-risk contacts.

The situation is expected to worsen as the population ages and demand for critical care rises [ 5].

The fourth was the region where the torque reached a critical point, rose suddenly, and then rose gently, which was seen in Brånemark MKIII (MK3) and MK4 (shown as ④ in the figure, and hereinafter called the tapered area).

All that exposure elevated the status of the film - its critical reputation rose and Jimmy Stewart's Christmas Eve suicide attempt became part of America's winter rituals.

When Grove Press first published "The Americans" in 1959, a chorus of critical disdain rose from the few who bothered to write about photography at the time.