Sentence examples for rises respectively from inspiring English sources

But opt for a judge and jury and this rises, respectively, to two and five years.

Within 1 year, the unemployment rate falls and the activity rate rises respectively by about 0.5 and 0.3 percentage points above the EU average.

However, graduates from LSB and Imperial executive MBAs can command a 105% and 110% rise respectively.

"In 2015 and 2016 I got a 1% & 0.9% pay rise respectively while MPs got 1o%.

If a 15percenttipis is applied to the bottle, pre-tax, the costs rise, respectively, to $36.98 or $73.95.

This led naturally to the simple definition that acids and bases are substances that give rise, respectively, to hydrogen and hydroxide ions in aqueous solution.

By monitoring levels of estrogen and progesterone, which drop and rise, respectively, when a woman ovulates, they determined the time of ovulation, down to the day.

Such microstructures were induced by the dislocation accumulation due to the high strain/strain-rate plastic deformation and grain refinement caused by adiabatic temperature rise, respectively.

This angle is either positive (hot wall below the level of the cold one) or negative, giving rise respectively to a conducting or insulating cavity in the convective sense of the term.

Therefore, maximum leaf area (39.24 cm2) was produced in mixture of SFT (T1) with 164.96 % increase followed by STL (T5), SCT (T2), and SST (T4) with 160.50, 125.79, and 107.63 % rise, respectively as compared to conventional media i.e., GS (T0).

Mutagenesis of the six serines to alanine or aspartic residues gave rise, respectively, to the phospho-defective rrm3-6SA or the phospho-mimicking rrm3-6SD alleles.