Dr. Conrad included it because research over the last five years has shown that growth hormone generally rises with stress and falls with relaxation.
Todd knew that the value of information generally rises with its immediacy (making timely actions possible) and accuracy (making actions more productive).
Results indicated that in a theory-based view of carbon trading, the shadow price of carbon dioxide generally rises, with a non-linear negative correlation with carbon dioxide emissions.
Given the pattern of modern demand (which tends to be highest for transportation fuels such as gasoline), the market value of a crude oil generally rises with increasing yields of light products.
In addition, the warming period that directly followed the most recent glacial episode (which ended approximately 11,700 years ago) was marked by rivers flowing with melted ice water, buried chunks of ice that melted and formed kettle lakes, large lakes that formed in low areas inland, sea margins that moved inland, and coastal water tables that generally rose with the sea.
For all leukemia types combined and for CLL, the rates were not entirely consistent but generally rose with increasing WLM.
The stage-specific excess hazard of dying from breast cancer for women with TNM stage I III disease generally rose with time since diagnosis.
Sero-prevalence generally rose with age reaching a peak of 14.2% in the age group 50 or more years with a significant overall trend (χ2 = 68.27, p= 0.0001) (Table 1; Figure 2).
The highest prevalence of overweight status occurred in urban communes for both definitions of overweight/obese status, reaching 43.2% with Asian-specific BMI ≥ 23 kg/m, Figure 2. The prevalence of underweight status generally rose with older age.
Given that the C allele is associated with an increased risk of various common cancers and that the incidence of cancers generally rises with age (Nordling, 1953; DePinho, 2000; Cancer Research UK, 2010), it is an important finding that this well-powered multicohort study found that it was not associated with poorer outcomes for other aging phenotypes.
