"minor rise" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a small increase or uptick in something, such as a price, temperature, or statistic. Example: "The stock market saw a minor rise today, with the Dow Jones increasing by 0.5%."
New efforts would cause a minor rise that would anti-soufflé the moment the monetary influx halted.
While lower α slightly improves throughput of outdoor UEs, it is at the cost of minor rise in amount of active set updates.
The recession curve shows minor rise just after "Rabi" crop session (end of January), which is an indicative of the release of stress of aquifer due to stop of withdrawal from aquifer or non-pumping of groundwater.
In paddock D, a minor rise was observed in late July ,4 weeks after introduction of infected animals (group UM).
considerably and dose dependently improved coronary blood flow, reduced mean aortic pressure, and systemic vascular resistance with a minor rise in heart rate[ 9].
Many epidemiological studies reported a low risk of intrauterine fetal death (IUFD) for 37 42 WOP and only a minor rise in stillbirths after the 42nd WOP.
Industrialisation led to only minor rises in greenhouse gases in the 1800s, but what struck the scientists was how swiftly the climate changed as a result.
An analysis of SCIAMACHY CO TC tendencies has been performed which indicates minor rising trends over some parts of the region.
The need to exercise clinical judgement about minor rises in very frequent Crs was emphasized.
Their details are shown in Table 2. Three patients experienced minor rises in fasting blood glucose (insufficient for a diagnosis of diabetes mellitus) and one patient developed minor lymphopenia at the lowest dose level, of unproven significance.
Almost tenfold fall in the intensity of CO2 fixation (during 30 sec) is noted for H. lehmannianum; in P. pabularia there was twofold fall in depression, and in L. mulkak the dissecting away of UV-rays resulted in the minor rising of the photosynthetic rate.
