Sentence examples for rise to double from inspiring English sources

The company's economic models suggest it can produce diesel for half as much as the conventional version even if natural-gas prices rise to double today's levels.

Plant miRNAs are transcribed from MIR genes by RNA polymerase II as long single-stranded RNA precursors with unique stem-loop structures, the primary-miRNAs (pri-miRNAs) which are then processed by RNAse III DICER-LIKE proteins (DCL) to give rise to double stranded miRNA duplexes (miRNA/miRNA*, also named miRNA-5p/miRNA-3p duplexes) (Kurihara and Watanabe 2004).

At the depths of economic despair in late 2008 junk bonds were yielding 20 percentage points more than Treasuries, a yield spread that would have made sense only if the rate of corporate defaults was destined to rise to double its rate during the Great Depression.

Amsacrine inhibits topoisomerase 2 giving rise to double and single strand DNA breaks inducing a robust p53 response.

Use plastic wrap on top of the bowl and allow the dough to rise to double its size for about an hour.

The six polymorphisms that give rise to double muscling in cattle were not detected in the goat sequence.

Some of the biggest rivers in the region, the Zambezi and the Okavango, have risen to double their normal levels.

Before the bust, unpaid bills totaled roughly $6 billion; in 2009, when unemployment rose to double digits, credit-card losses soared to $18 billion, and the business plunged into the red.

Part of the Sui wall survives to this day in Inner Mongolia as earthen ramparts some 2.5 m high with towers rising to double that.

The sloped, standing-seam, metal roof, meant to evoke a dilapidated barn, starts low closer to the street, then rises to double height over the upstairs rental unit at the back of the property.

Wait until the dough rises to double in size.