Sentence examples for will rise approximately from inspiring English sources

Overall, the team's model suggests that the temperature of waters surrounding the icy continent at depths between 500 and 1500 meters will rise approximately 3˚C between the years 2105 and 2995.

"For every foot of global sea-level rise caused by the loss of ice on West Antarctica, sea-level will rise approximately 1.25 feet along the California coast," the report notes.

For example, if the temperature difference is 10 degrees, and your pool is 5,000 gallons (18,927.1 L), then the temperature of the pool will rise approximately 10/5000 = 1/500th or 0.002 of a degree for each gallon going through the pipe.

Some will rise, some will fall.

American Express predicts that because of this, short-haul economy fares will rise by approximately 10% and long-haul economy fares will increase about 8% in Latin America.

Fish bones were also used to test the accuracy of climate models, some of which predict that air and sea temperatures will rise by approximately 3°C during the next 70 100 years.

Within the next 50 years this number will rise to approximately 11.9 million cases [ 2].

Research Council postdoctoral salaries will rise too, on average increasing by approximately £4000 by 2005-6.

On the simplifying assumption that the estimated current cancer incidence rates will remain constant in the future, the number of new cancer cases for all the sites observed here will rise sharply to a total of approximately 530,000 cases in 2020 - solely as a result of the anticipated demographic changes.

23 The prevalence of FS is currently approximately 40%, and epidemiological forecasts indicate that it will rise as the population ages.

My guess is, given that this description matches that of approximately 59 percent of the restaurant's patronage, that the kitchen and floor staff will rise to the occasion.