On this reason, a fitting parameter, multiplying the temperature rise by a factor 2.5, was used (Toda 1994).
Micronutrient deficiencies are also frequent in emerging and high-income economies, where overweight and obesity rates are rising, multiplying the burden of disease and disability.
Schreker's operas in the later 1920s were less successful, but his problems multiplied with the rise of National Socialism.
The big winner was Max Ernst's "The Stolen Mirror," painted in 1941, which rose to $16.32 million, multiplying the high estimate two and a half times and setting a world auction record for the Paris school Surrealist.
The temperature rose into the mid-90s, with the heat index multiplying the misery.
"The cartels have multiplied, the number of dead has risen exponentially, corruption is deeper every day - we see it.
The pair multiplied the experts' expectations nearly ninefold as it rose to an improbable £2.84 million.
Both effects mean that in normal times the fiscal "multiplier"—the amount by which output rises for each dollar of government spending or tax cuts is probably close to zero.Such constraints are not present now.
In sub-Saharan Africa as a whole, as ET progresses problems tend to multiply, giving rise to the concept of the quadruple burden of disease (existing infectious diseases coupled with NCDs, injuries, and HIV/AIDS), which combine to disadvantage poor and marginalised groups (31, 39, 40, 42, 145, 161).
Ice multiplied the risks.
