Sentence examples for profound rising from inspiring English sources
Through zen sitting practice, I have been taught to experience every breath, every moment as a both dying and being-born one, a simultaneous falling away and profound rising up.
A profound rise in secretory activity in the early morning hours hallmarks the circadian regulation of the hypothalamic pituitary adrenal (HPA) stress axis.
Conclusions: In the SCI subjects, a reflex sympathetic discharge through the isolated spinal cord results in a more profound rise in mean blood pressure during ice-water immersion.
Thus, the profound rise in FGF-23 appears to be due to the neuroendocrinologic and/or hemodynamic impacts of CS rather than to the acute myocardial ischemia per se.
Although differences in sensitivity existed, the dose response curves for both systems were more or less similar, showing a short decrease for the initial very low O3 doses, followed by a profound rise and a gradual decrease to control levels for subsequent ct doses.
He said that these natural shifts in weather patterns have happened for millennia but that their effect on the temperature is becoming even more profound given the rising volume of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
Of all the artists who contributed to the Napoleonic myth, Gros had the most profound effect on the rising generation of Romantic painters.
There are three profound effects of these trends: rising competition for scarce water, rising pressures to use water much more efficiently and productively and rising socio-economic pressures to define water rights more clearly.
He said supporters of all these groups shared one core feature: their profound hostility towards immigration, multiculturalism and rising cultural and ethnic diversity.
But against these concerns stands the bleak reality of the present situation: profound and enduring unemployment, slow growth, rising income inequality.
With global inequality rising rapidly, we need a significant, profound and irreversible shift in the nature of 21st century capitalism's exploitation of people and resources.
