Sentence examples for pronounced rises from inspiring English sources

In a 2005 paper in the Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, the Princeton paleontologist Gerta Keller mentions depletions of ocean oxygen, global warming, and pronounced rises of sea level among the developments that have prefigured mass extinctions, whether volcanism and asteroidal impact were or were not involved.

It's pronounced Rise — like rise and conquer.

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We conclude from these results—pronounced rise of bone resorption markers that already 24 h of immobilization induce a significant rise in osteoclast activity in healthy subjects.

Lakes in the northern part of the TP experienced pronounced rising (avg. 0.37 ± 0.10 m/yr), while lakes in southern part were steady or decreasing even in glaciated basins with high precipitation.

Effective diffusion coefficients for acid Nafion, calculated from boundary layer corrected steady state permeabilities combined with the sorption isotherm, exhibit a pronounced rise at a volume fraction of 0.6.

C3 (P < 0.01) and C4 (P < 0.05) levels displayed a more rapid and pronounced rise after C1INH infusion in patients with higher baseline C1INH activity.

During the onset of anoxia, pronounced, steep rises are observed in all NADH components, NADH intensity, and I0 t) as halted oxygen supply progressively limits oxidative phosphorylation.

In addition, the shorter the time between the beginning of the first note and the beginning of the next, the more pronounced the rise or fall.

But delays in repairs and installations seemed inevitable even as Verizon (pronounced va-RISE-en) dispatched some 30,000 managers to fill in for striking employees.