Sentence examples for not further rise from inspiring English sources

At higher frequencies, however, maximal force did not further rise during the contraction.

It would also be of great interest to know whether presymptomatic subjects with PSEN1 mutations would experience beneficial clinical results given our finding that statins decreased sAPPβ in such subjects, and that initially elevated CSF phospho-tau levels did not further rise over the 2 to 3 years of statin therapy.

Moreover, PHAs production was increasing during cultivation time but there would not be further rise in PHAs production obtained by increasing [PO4 3-] above a crucial concentration, i.e. above 30 mM (Figure 3b), as it can be deduced by the convergence of the curve toward the center point of initial phosphate concentration.

In these contours, PHAs production increased (> 300 mg/L) with the increase of cultivation time but the convergence of the curves toward the initial phosphates concentrations of 25-30 mM demonstrated that PHAs production would not be further rise by increasing phosphates concentration above 30 mM.

One reason is that Brazilian workers' productivity does not justify further rises.

This is the problem that China now faces.The only way to stem speculative inflows is to revalue a currency by so much that investors do not expect a further rise.

Still, manufacturers and other business constituencies are increasingly calling on the administration to signal that Washington does not want any further rise in the currency -- and that it would ultimately back an international effort to decrease the dollar's value in an orderly way.

Moreover, we found that β-catenin−/− MPECs exhibited significantly higher levels of eNOS phosphorylation under non-stimulated conditions, which were only partially reduced by the Akt inhibitor, and that stimulation of these cells with adenosine or histamine did not produce any further rise in eNOS phosphorylation.

But it may provide a solution to the puzzle of why the other studies don't show a further rise in the share of the one per cent since 1995: even within the one per cent, there is more inequality.

The Conservatives have not ruled out a further rise in fees, but Mr Clegg insists there is no need to increase them.

"The sector is not expecting to see any further rise in incoming orders over the coming three months," reported the institute.