Sentence examples for size raised from inspiring English sources
A thin layer of nanometer-scaled domain formed at the top surface and the domain size raised constantly with depth until it reached nearly the value of matrix.
The bank's increasing size raised concerns among consumer groups, which argued that the combined institution might one day need a taxpayer bailout.
The current sample size raised a precision of 0.30, and an increase of the number of traps to 37 would be needed to achieve the desirable precision of 0.25.
The last IPO of comparable size raised €913m for Fraport (owner of Frankfurt airport) in June 2001.German retail investors are more tempted by short-term bets on financial warrants and derivatives than they are by shares.
X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis confirmed the decrease of lattice parameter with the concentration of Gd3+, on the other hand, the crystallite size raised from 15 to 17 nm with the increase of doping ion concentration from 0 to 15%.
That Gutenberg-Richter relation can be mathematically recast to show that the frequency of earthquakes decreases with increasing size or seismic moment a different quantity from their magnitude in proportion to that size raised to an exponent or power.
Iter's size raises a question of how large a "carbon footprint" the site will leave.
"The rebound is also coming from a broad base by sector and company size, raising hopes that this will prove sustainable.
"Forgive some academic jargon, but the most common education reform ideas — reducing class size, raising teacher pay, enrolling kids in Head Start — produce gains of about 0.1 or 0.2 or 0.3 standard deviations.
One such institutional adjustment was to reduce the size of the local council because a reduction in council size raises the implicit electoral threshold and thus disadvantages especially smaller parties.
Given that life is usually deemed to be inherently good, the topic of population size raises questions about how to balance the value of more lives against the average quality of those lives.
