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At 673 K, the surface oxide formed is enriched with Pd, the concentration of which rises further following oxidation at 773 K.

Again, we find an increase in the elasticity of average wage growth to local unemployment (column 1) which rises further when we estimate Eq. 8.

The rally had already helped set a positive tone for European markets, which rose further after Draghi spoke.

For example, it promises "action to reduce childhood obesity", which has risen further since 2010, but no details whatsoever.

They suffer electricity prices that are already among America's highest, and which may rise further to meet the state government's ambitious carbon-emissions goals.Then there is the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).

Mr. Gingrich's campaign has all sorts of problems — some of which will be exposed if he rises further in the polls.

If the United States government reports that even more jobs were created, analysts expect that the 10-year Treasury note, which rose to 3 percent on Thursday, will rise further.

We found an age-adjusted OR of 6.4 (P < 0.05) in women aged >65 years who received diabetes therapy, which rose to 6.6 (P < 0.05) after further adjustment for BMI.

The tally would be greater than the payment protection insurance mis-selling scandal for which the industry has already shelled out more than £20bn and which is expected to rise further on Friday when Lloyds Banking Group is expected to top up its provision by £1bn.

The number of airline passengers increased 15 percent last year, to 66 million, according to the Transportation Ministry, which expects demand to rise further this year.

"Over the past two decades," economists at UBS Warburg said in a report today, "the Fed has not stopped easing until there's no further decline in the unemployment rate, which we expect to rise further from 5.7percentt in November to 6.2percentt" by the end of March.