Sentence examples for rising frequencies from inspiring English sources

The deal emulates BA's tie-up with American Airlines, offering more connections and rising frequencies on key routes – notably London-New York, the world's premier international link.

The historic era intensification of rice agriculture is reflected in this trend of rising frequencies of Poaceae.

The pollen transition at ca. 3000 1500 cal yr BP, distinguished by rising frequencies of Poaceae and taxa (including Cyperaceae and Artemisia) closely associated with agricultural land cover, indicates exploitation of newly formed lowlands in the emerging Min River floodplain.

In turn, the positive selection, indicative of the functional importance of the segment, would bring about fast rising frequencies of the selected genotypes, which together with hotspot recombination generated novel common haplotypes.

Compared to lung injury, oxygenation remained significantly improved with rising frequencies (p < 0.05).

The keys indicated rising frequencies from left to right, i.e. pressing the index finger after 800 Hz, pressing the middle finger after 832 Hz etc.

And people shouted – with rising frequency.

Like many in the emerging field of climate adaptation or mitigation, Schmidt's concern is not over slight increases in average temperatures, but the rising frequency and duration of crippling heatwaves and other extreme events.

Experts say the rising frequency is due to a combination of climate change and human activity, which has increased the size of herds to levels the grasslands cannot sustain.

Global warming is most likely responsible, at least in part, for the rising frequency and severity of extreme weather events — like floods, storms and droughts — since warmer surface temperatures tend to produce more violent weather patterns, scientists say.

Even if scientists could agree on the contribution of global warming to the rising frequency of such disasters, it would still be hard to classify the causes of any given catastrophe.