Sentence examples for mark rising from inspiring English sources
The Korea Stock Exchange price index broke the 700 mark, rising 17.89 points to close the week at 704.50, its highest level since Aug. 30 of last year.
Crude oil prices, which have been dancing back and forth across the $70 mark, rose $3.08 to $71.10 a barrel, an increase of 4.6percentt.
The analysis indicated that in both groups of genes the level of this mark rose immediately after the 5' exon-intron boundary and peaked close to the 3'intron-exon boundary.
The analysis showed that immediately after the 5' exon-intron boundary, which had a low level of H2BK123ub1, the level of this mark rose gradually and peaked toward the center of the 3' exon.
Oscar Ratings Rise LOS ANGELES, March 1 (AP) -- Ratings for the Academy Awards telecast on ABC on Sunday night rebounded strongly from last year's low marks, rising 17percentt in Nielsen Media Research's overnight measurement of the nation's 55 largest markets.
Using fatigue-precracked, disk-shaped compact-tension specimens, marked rising resistance-curve behavior was measured over the first ∼ 600 μm of crack extension, leading to a "plateau" fracture toughness ofKc ∼ 9.1MPa√m; this represents more than a threefold increase over the toughness of Hexology, where aKc value of 2.5 MPa√m was measured with no evidence of a resistance curve.
In 1985-87 the D-mark rose by almost 100% against the dollar.
The pound fell by 1.7% and the yen slipped 1.1%; the D-mark rose by 0.6%.
The D-mark rose strongly on the news of the IMF-led package for Russia; German banks have lent large amounts to that country.
That was the path taken in the early 1970s, when the D-mark rose after the collapse of the Bretton Woods system of fixed exchange rates.
Ireland and Portugal have also lost competitiveness.German labour costs surged in the early 1990s when the reunification boom boosted wages, labour taxes were increased and the D-mark rose against other European currencies.
