Sentence examples for positive rising from inspiring English sources

But last month, the group's manufacturing index turned positive, rising to 52.9, from 48.9 in July.

Only 25% of English respondents thought the impact would be positive, rising to 35% in Wales and 56% in Scotland, where no one regarded it as negative.

Growth in Japan will remain just positive, rising 0.3percentt next year, after 1.4percentt growth this year, the forecast said, but the economy will shrink 0.1percentt in 2010.

Compared with MPS, MZPS showed in vitro positive rising of reducing power and certain scavenging effects on hydroxyl radical and 1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) radicals.

In vivo, these neurons exhibit an irregular firing pattern with interspersed bursting episodes and long (> 2.5 ms), triphasic spikes (with a positive first phase), often displaying a prominent notch in the initial positive rising phase.

This time, however, the dose response is expected to saturate at lower values of the stimulus intensity when the gradient is positive (rising phase of the linear ramps) and higher values of the stimulus intensity when the gradient is negative (falling phase of the linear ramps).

First, prokaryotes within degrading tissue could account for the positive rose Bengal staining within the loriciferan exoskeleton (lorica), as has been shown for foraminifera [ 59].

(2005), in which a CME shock detector that also uses ACE solar wind data was developed, similar results were found, namely that the number of false positives rises with the sensitivity of the parameters and number of correct detections.

The IS 1081 sensitivity rate for culture positives rose to 91% (78/86 cases).

This is indicated by a decrease in CRT values as the NDVI values take a positive rise (Figure 6b).

Looking closely, the major economic transformations following the end of Cold War are clearly visible with, for example, the net positive rise of China and the decline of US industry, capital transfers within the European Union with net beneficiaries in eastern Europe and Scandinavia, growth in India and China alongside the relative decline in Pakistan and Syria.