Sentence examples for rises in average from inspiring English sources

Since then Europe and other western nations have had rises in average height that far outpaced most other regions.

It is probable that the rises in average pay - both the headline rate and the real rate of disposable income - are disguising an uneven distribution of rises, such that those who have been in employment for longer and on higher pay are getting the lion's share of the improvement in living standards.

Winship 2012 [42] – – – – – None 1 N/A Findings: As average weight of children has increased so the accuracy of formulas has decreased; age-based methods will be unable to adjust to deal with future rises in average weights of children; no age-based weight formula accurate might as well continue with EPLS formula.

Almost 200 nations including the United States backed the target that rises in average world temperatures should be below 2C above pre-industrial times, viewed as a threshold for dangerous changes in the Earth's climate.

There was also an improvement in leg strength in the same period: The CST-score from baseline to 6 months assessment improved by 0.8 rises in average.

The findings in tables 4 and 5 were not substantively different in sensitivity analyses in which we incorporated small annual rises in average population blood pressure (1.0 mm Hg per year for systolic and 0.5 mm Hg per year for diastolic).

There was also a solid rise in average daily volumes at its express-shipping business.

Most Angolans, despite the rise in average income, remain dirt poor.

The company also reported a 6% rise in the number of advertisers and a rise in average revenue per advertiser.

If nothing is done, there is expected to be a 4-6C rine in average global temperature, wreaking havoc.

A steady decline in the price of digital cameras and a rise in average incomes makes for healthy profit margins.