Sentence examples for rises the difference from inspiring English sources

The committee said the session will explore a range of issues, including reasons and justification behind recent energy price rises, the difference of pricing policies between energy suppliers, and how the transparency of energy company profits can be improved.

As soon as the probe temperature rises, the difference becomes smaller and the incoming power is reduced.

In addition, Brod and Shivakumar (1999) claimed that "it is easy to show that as (beta) rises, the difference (x^P-x^C) declines" in page 226.

In addition, as the temperature rises, the difference between the mobility measured by DC forward and reverse scans increases as shown in Fig. 5b.

However, in cases where an increase according to the SOF measure would be so small that it is regarded to be irrelevant, the Bridgeman model could easily rise the difference above a possible significance level.

The question rises if the difference in methylation pattern between these primaries and metastases could be explained by the loss/rearrangement of hypermethylation.

The cost of Portugal borrowing money is still rising: the spread (difference) between Portugal's 10 year bonds and the equivalent instrument from Germany - seen as a much safer bet - hit a new record of 374 basis points earlier today.

The average FST is expected to rise, as the difference between allele frequencies in the chromosomal region rise, while FST variance or SFST captures alterations of high and low FST values in the selective sweep area.

Erythrocytes added to the solution cause the osmolarity of the solution to rise, and the difference in hydrostatic pressure to decrease, resulting in a prolonged time of cell lysis.

The aim of this study is to develop a simple-to-use predictive tool which is easier than the existing approaches less complicated with fewer computations and suitable for combustion engineers for predicting the natural gas combustion efficiency as a function of excess air fraction and stack temperature rise (the difference between the flue gas temperature and the combustion air inlet temperature).

Boston's and Chicago's occupancy rates fell while room costs rose, but the differences were not quite as striking.