Sentence examples for rose compared with the from inspiring English sources

Over the next three years their grade-point averages steadily rose, compared with the GPA's of a similar group of black undergraduates: the control group who didn't participate in the "social belonging" exercise.

Yet its figures show GDP per head rising compared with the Italian average.

Mr. Hall, the budget office director, said that beyond a decade, the debt would continue to rise compared with the size of the economy.

But as Northeast refineries close, the federal Energy Information Administration says, prices for refined petroleum products in the region are likely to rise compared with the rest of the country.

For the third straight week, the number of shootings in New York City has risen compared with the same period a year ago, but criminologists say it is too early to draw conclusions about the data.

Baguettes at the Bread Factory, for example, are given four to five hours to rise, compared with the one hour that is typically allowed at most large commercial bakeries.

The money-flow data measure the amount of money institutional investors put into a stock each time the price rises compared with the amount they take out when it falls.

But Asian markets rebounded, with stock markets in Tokyo, Hong Kong and Seoul all rising compared with the previous day.

The inflation figures measure the rate at which prices are rising compared with the same month a year ago.

TNFα levels did not initially show a significant rise, but by D7 their levels had significantly risen compared with the pre-operative values (p = 0.05 in the cemented group) (Fig. 7).

This difference was maintained at the final six-month follow-up, at which point the pain scores for group B had begun to rise compared with the four- and 12-week scores (Tables III and IV, Figs 2 and 3).