Sentences with phrase «rate of increase»

At the current rate of increase of CO2, it will take more than a century to double.

In the case of workers, it means slower rates of increase in wages.

And due to prevailing economic conditions, this could be the fastest likely rate of increase for bond yields.

The average rate of increase was 3.2 % / year from 2000 to 2009 (doubling time = 22 years).

[2] This, in turn, could have driven the higher rate of increase in ocean heat content shown in [1].

The past decade has seen a reduced rate of increase in warming.

The fastest rates of increase of cannabis use overall were among those aged 26 years and older versus aged 12 to 17 years and 18 to 25 years.

Each enhancement method produced similar rates of increased reporting for both males and females.

The black dotted line shows equal rate of increase between global and regional temperatures.

The oceans are heated from the bottom up at a rate far greater than the instantaneous rate of increase in greenhouse gas forcing.

All three market groups saw higher levels of production, with manufacturers of intermediate goods posting the strongest rate of increase overall.

Also check for the lock - in period or at least the listed rate of increase per year.

This implies that the fund will lose value at double rate of the increase in underlying assets value.

Regardless of the exact rate of increase, at over 2 % of all children, this is an enormous epidemic that receives incredibly little attention toward discovering and preventing the causes.

Their earnings volatility through the financial crisis, and steady rate of increases in book value are also testament to their focus on risk.

We expect that average hourly earnings rose 0.1 % m - o - m, leaving the y - o - y rate of increase unchanged at 2.5 %.

African - American women experienced a much more rapid increase in metabolic syndrome severity before menopause, but a slower rate of increase after menopause, than white women.

As a result, the global average surface temperature will likely rise between 1.4 and 5.8 degrees Celsius between 1990 and 2100, an unprecedented rate of increase.

The net rate of increase of this population since 1978 has been estimated as about 3.2 % per year (95 % confidence interval 1.4 % - 5.1 %).

Rather than use an ice sheet model to estimate rates of freshwater release, we use observations for the present ice melt rate and specify several alternative rates of increase of ice melt.

The plan allows a 5 % simple rate of increase in the sum assured at the beginning of every year up to a maximum increase of 200 % of the original sum assured.

Of the different levels of fees, the team found, not surprisingly, that the highest starting value and the highest rate of increase produced the greatest emissions reductions.

While this is the average rate of increase, it means that interest won't be slowing down for these positions.

Big drops in stock prices also tend to be followed by significant earnings increases and significant stock price increases are followed by slower rates of increase or declines in earnings.

The current rates of increase in these gases «are unprecedented in the last 22,000 years,» the draft states.

Thus the high rate of increase is almost totally irrelevant to the behavior of temperature over the same period.

It looks like temperatures are starting to level off, despite a higher CO2 level and CO2 rate of increase in the atmosphere.

Colorado also spends less than the national average of total taxable resources on education, at 3.2 percent, and also had a below - average annual rate of increase from 1992 to 2002.

But co2 didn't start increasing until about the mid 1800s, and, with an average annual rate of increase of about 2 ppmv, it would have taken another century before its level would have increased enough to have had any possible impact on our global temperature measurements.

Each base's exposure is calculated based on the National Climate Assessment's midrange or «intermediate - high» sea level rise scenario (referred to in this analysis as «intermediate»), which projects a global average increase of 3.7 feet above 2012 levels, by 2100; and a «highest» scenario based on a more rapid rate of increase, which projects a global average increase of 6.3 feet.

As a result, more than 15,000 elephants are estimated to have been recruited into the population in 2006 and, if current rates of increase continue, the number of elephants born in these populations between 2005 and 2010 will be larger than the currently estimated total number of elephants in Central and West Africa combined.

Home prices posted the highest annual rate of increase since 2005, with 10 states and the District of Columbia reaching new all - time price peaks, CoreLogic reports.