Sentence examples for systematic rise from inspiring English sources

What has caused the gradual but systematic rise of two and a half degrees?

A step-wise increase of DMF concentration (0 45 wt.%) in camphor caused a systematic rise of N-doping (0.8 5.2 at.%) in the resulting CNTs.

To add insult to injury, given its recent findings, a spokesman for the CFTC pontificated balefully, "To date, the CFTC has found that supply and demand fundamentals offer the best explanation for the systematic rise in oil prices".

There was a systematic rise in fluorescence emission with monoexponential behavior.

There is no evidence of systematic bias rising from the use of farm staff counting sea lice compared with dedicated counting teams.

Further, if these practices are widespread or systematic, they may rise to the level of crimes against humanity.

Further, in order to provide the most comprehensive understanding of how the included food environment interventions work, this review will be more inclusive of studies than traditional systematic reviews, giving rise to questions of the quality of included studies.

In the light of this well justified demand, recent results on the quality of Google Scholar as a resource for scientific literature retrieval, even for systematic reviews, gave rise to high expectations on the emergence of such a unifying search interface [ 7- 9].

As mentioned above, the production and use of systematic reviews has risen at pace with the increasing amount of primary literature available.

He follows the rise of systematic segregation in the late-19th-century South as it strangled the promise of independence and equality that Emancipation had created.

Here, instead of focusing on independent ways of determining a theoretical quantity, realists pointed to the existence of theories that give rise to systematic successes over a broad domain, such as the computation of the energies of reactions with extraordinary accuracy or the manufacture of organisms with precise and highly unusual traits.