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The team averaged marginally more shots per game (11.1) under Pulis than in the previous regime (10.5), but the number of shots on target per game rose notably (from 2.8 to 4.2).
New discoveries are drawing others to Africa: American military and business activity rose notably in São Tomé e Príncipe on news of estimates of billions of barrels of oil there.Big established producers, such as Nigeria and Angola, also expect to increase production.
Experimental results showed that the fluorescence anisotropy of 12-DAN-ADA increased sharply, the emission maxima became blue-shifted, and the fluorescence lifetime rose notably when the aggregates transformed from micelles to vesicles in mixed cationic and anionic surfactant systems.
Friction with the provincial government rose notably when, in October 1771, Allen and a company of Boys drove off a group of Scottish settlers near Rupert.
Syphilis prevalence rose notably among MSM who were >25 years of age, ever married or living with a partner, and engaged in sexual intercourse with women in the past six months.
HIV prevalence rose notably among MSM who were ≤25 years of age, never married, did not engage in sexual intercourse with women in the past six months, and had not been tested for HIV in the past year.
With global growth softening and interest rates rising, notably in America, investors' appetite for risk may at last be fading.
The general level of playing of the Top 25 American orchestras has risen notably as a new generation of accomplished and eager musicians have joined their ranks.
Most obviously it shows that the fallout from the credit binge continues: estimates of credit losses are still rising, notably in commercial property.
In the north-east of India, where Mr Modi pursued an anti-immigrant campaign against "infiltrators" from Bangladesh, BJP support has risen, notably in Assam.
Share indexes have risen notably in the last few months and last week, except for a pullback on Friday, the three principal stock market indexes reached levels not seen since early 2002 on the back of generally strong corporate earnings and optimistic expectations.
