Sentence examples for rising target from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, however, the anti-PD-1 antibodies, Keytruda® and Opdivo®, were approved 2014, making PDCD1 (PD-1) a very fast rising target of value (Table 7).

In the past, the country's lower officials had strong incentives to say they had met the government's rising targets for fish catches.

Against this is the prospect of a 20% real-terms pay cut over the next four years - despite rising targets, longer hours, increasing threats of violence and lower job security".

Utah's defiance is the most politically embarrassing challenge by any state so far to the wide-ranging federal law, which penalizes schools that fail to meet rising targets on standardized tests.

In Bozeman, a university town where at least 90 percent of students scored above proficiency in reading this spring, 8 of the 10 schools would nonetheless have failed to meet rising targets.

"Analysis of the data concludes that the necessity of deficit reduction on the scale undertaken by the coalition is debatable; yet it is certainly the case the austerity agenda could have taken an alternative form – such as additional tax rises targeted on more affluent sections of society – in order to mitigate its impact on the most deprived groups.

Frustratingly, there won't even be European interest rate cuts until well into 2008, because inflation is rising above target.

However, it is also expected the economic loss will increase under the more stringent carbon emission policy such as 2.0 or 1.5 °C atmospheric temperature rise target.

The selected design is then implemented at several community and residential locations in El Cercado, Dominican Republic with performance results meeting and exceeding temperature rise target of at least 12 °C.

By 2050 a mitigation policy which achieves a 2 °C temperature rise target reduces impacts on low flows by 20 25% compared to a business-as-usual emissions scenario which increases temperatures by 4 °C by the end of the 21st century, but this is small compared to the range in impacts between different climate model scenarios.

IBON International has calculated how much the world's biggest historical emitters must reduce CO2 emissions by if the world is to stand a decent chance of reaching a 2C temperature rise target while sharing atmospheric space equally among the world's populations by 2050.