Sentence examples for rise thereof from inspiring English sources

We analyzed the prevalence, and any potential rise thereof following the disaster, of blood borne infections in the earthquake-afflicted communities HIV and HCV infections were used as indicators of blood-borne infections.

We confirm several previously published studies, showing no significant differences in awakening cortisol level and/or rise thereof between clinical populations of burnout subjects and controls 13 15 but, as previously mentioned, contrasting results have been reported.

Three-starred chefs prefer not to apologize for this fact, a daring stance given that equality — and the rising lack thereof — is a touchy subject in Germany, where socialist notions of justice run deep.

Love had a compass whose whirling dance traced out a sphere of love in the void; in the center thereof rose a fountain".

Critics of Maher will also need to focus on confronting the retrograde preachers, the strident Islamists and the incompetent secularists whose actions or lack thereof underpin the rise of extremism.

For control subjects, the "rise time regulation" strategy or variations thereof have been suggested to help in reducing response variability[ 16, 22, 23].

36% of the public mention it as a concern, a drop of three percentage points.Unsurprisingly following the recent announcements surrounding funding (or lack thereof) for the NHS, disquiet has risen to third in the top four worries of Britons: a first since November 2012.

While T-ISC or a sub-population thereof have been broadly posited as giving rise to metastasis, relatively few experimental models have addressed this directly.

Conversely, or perversely, the disappointing nominations for Mr Turner – or at least the incredulous media reporting thereof – may be behind the film's 7% rise at the weekend.

One answer is that conservatives badly want a rise in the Medicare age, never mind the policy virtues or lack thereof.

In what follows, we look briefly at Hilbert's technique in Foundations of Geometry, detail Frege's various criticisms thereof, and finally outline the overall conceptions of logic that give rise to the differences.