Sentence examples for rise to current from inspiring English sources

These collaborations have given rise to current efforts to measure the health benefits of clean cookstoves in Ghana, Kenya, and India.

The photoreduction of oxygen at p-GaAs gives rise to current doubling since electron capture by O2 is followed by hole injectin from HO2.

Rather, it should be noted that the present approach of filling nanoimprinted hole arrays with nanosilver colloids creates LSPR coupling as well as simultaneously providing the planarization effect that otherwise ultimately gives rise to current leakage and efficiency degradation.

The mutant SynK was efficiently expressed and targeted to PM in CHO cells (Figure S3) but did not give rise to current (n = 6) (not shown).

However, upon prolonged administration, pCA gave rise to currents that lasted longer.

By measuring the oxidation of iron in pillow basalts from undersea volcanic eruptions, UC Berkeley scientists have more precisely dated the oxygenation of the deep ocean, inferring from that when oxygen levels in the atmosphere rose to current high levels.

Though security had slowly tightened inside the Capitol in previous decades -- cameras and photo identification badges were added -- it was not until after the 2001 attacks that security rose to current levels.

Mr. Banas's rise to his current position began in 1967 at the V.F.W. Post 10004 in Jewett City.

House Speaker John A. Boehner voted against a 2006 bill letting the minimum wage rise to its current level of $7.25 from $5.15.

As with Jonas, it was his command of English that allowed him to rise to his current status as a guide.

Today, they are in disgrace, their reputations destroyed by the roles they played in creating the regulatory free-for-all that gave rise to the current crisis.