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In a base case and assuming a three-percentage-point capital-ratio increase, the absolute level of GDP rises by some 1.7%.As Jean Pisani-Ferry noted in the related discussion at Economics by invitation, "a one percentage-point increase in the capital ratio would permanently reduce the frequency of crises by one-third, while increasing loan spreads by some 13 basis points".

Although prior data suggested raised extracellular pH (∼pH 8.0) is a useful laboratory 'inducer' (Nijhout and Carter, 1978), the overall pH of the bloodmeal only rises by some 0.2 pH units in the 24 h following bloodmeal ingestion (Billker et al., 1997), suggesting that a transient rise in intracellular pH may form part of the signalling cascade.

Sales are expected to rise by some 8% in this financial year.

Sales of antiballistic jackets, vests and even backpacks have risen by some 20 percent this year, Mr. Taylor said.

By the end of the century, most thought average temperatures would rise by some 4C.

The coalition tells us that sea levels will rise by some 50cm by 2100 in the highest scenarios.

Business visits to Britain plummeted 25% in the first half of 2009 but visits by foreign tourists rose by some 200,000 (see chart), or 4%.

Dahlman Rose reckons that global exploration budgets will rise by some 14% in 2011, to $533 billion.Oil-services firms have plenty of conventional work, too.

But in the nine months after the demerger, the constituent parts of the former group saw their market capitalisation rise by some $25 billion.

Local banks meanwhile have borrowed heavily abroad; an OECD estimate out this week suggests that the country's external debt may have risen by some $6 billion in 2004.