Sentences with phrase «with gradual rise»

With the gradual rise in population every year, we are used to seeing traffic increase, but this year tells a different story.

(5) The CO flow rate should be adequate to rapidly achieve a uniform CO concentration of at least 6 % after animals are placed in the chamber, except for those species (eg, neonatal pigs) where it has been shown that less agitation occurs with a gradual rise in CO concentration.

The drop is usually not too bad with a gradual rise in rates and the safety and yield in these companies is still pretty enticing.

Your annual income will need to increase each year even during retirement in order to keep up with the gradual rise in prices of everyday goods.

With the gradual rise of cougar dating, many bars or clubs have cougar theme activities.

The rectus femoris remains more active than these single - joint knee extensors, with gradual rise and decline.

With the gradual rise of e-commerce, retailers have embarked on a long and difficult battle to attract customers to their physical stores.

Not exact matches

Instead, investors are seeing a sustained period of low interest rates, with a potentially slow gradual rise.

With the growing affluence generated by the Industrial Revolution, however, came the gradual rise of the welfare state, a safety net woven from myriad programs offering cash and services to anyone who was poor, disabled or involuntarily unemployed.

The Board's assessment throughout this period has been that, with strong growth, a gradual increase in underlying inflation, and firming demand for credit, interest rates needed to rise to lessen the risks of higher inflation in the future.

«With ongoing job creation, wage increases and rising household formations, we can expect continued, gradual strengthening of the housing market in the coming months.»

The cute chicken lets kids know when it's time to rise and shine with a soft, gradual glow that gradually increases in brightness just like the rising sun.

Using climate models to understand the physical processes that were at play during the glacial periods, the team were able to show that a gradual rise in CO2 strengthened the trade winds across Central America by inducing an El Nino - like warming pattern with stronger warming in the East Pacific than the Western Atlantic.

As more and more strands of collagen become crosslinked together over time, the blood vessels to become ever more rigid, leading to a gradual rise in systolic blood pressure with age.

Corals may be better placed to cope with the gradual acidification of the world's oceans than previously thought — giving rise to hopes that coral reefs might escape climatic devastation.

Sensitive sleepers who favor blackout curtains in their bedrooms can still benefit from morning light, thanks to gradual alarms that mimic the rising sun; the Philips Wake - up Light ($ 170; amazon.com), for example, brightens over the course of 30 minutes and fills your room with golden light and a natural sound of your choice.

By contrast, low GI foods produce more gradual rises in glucose and insulin, with proven benefits for skin health (which also has a positive impact on acne and other inflammatory skin conditions).

Foods that have a high glycemic index are more rapidly digested and absorbed and result in fluctuations in blood sugar levels, whereas foods with low GI are slower to be absorbed and produce gradual rises in your blood sugar and insulin levels.

We believe that with disinflationary forces keeping inflation relatively low, the Federal Reserve will be able to keep the pace of interest rate rises very gradual.

Observe the gradual rise or fall of Bay of Fundy (with its Tidal Bore, the Fundy Tides are the highest on earth, up to 50 feet!)

The average novel is composed of a gradual rise in tension, periodically punctuated by key events with slower moments in between.

With the gradual opening up of Iran, the country's growing art market is on the rise.

The emerging timeline is as follows (Unit II): (1) a gradual rise of the chemocline over a period of ∼ 2 kyr following the onset of anoxia at ca. 7.6 kyr B.P., (2) fully developed euxinic conditions with an ascent of the chemocline onto the shelf at ca. 5.3 kyr B.P., (3) a subsequent descent of the chemocline, and (Unit I)(4) establishment of the chemocline in its present - day position at the shelf break from 2.7 kyr B.P. onward.

Combine the satellite trend with the surface observations and the umpteen non-temperature based records that reflect temperature change (from glaciers to phenology to lake freeze dates to snow - cover extent in spring & fall to sea level rise to stratospheric temps) and the evidence for recent gradual warming is, well, unequivocal.

is inconsistent with rising GHG levels but entirely consistent with the gradual decline in the bicentennial component of solar luminosity since just prior to 1990

This is inconsistent with rising GHG levels but entirely consistent with the gradual decline in the bicentennial component of solar luminosity since just prior to 1990: -

An active sun gives more zonal jets and / or more poleward climate zones with less global cloudiness and more energy into the oceans for gradually strengthening El Ninos as compared to La Ninas and a gradual rise in global tropospheric temperatures.

(12) Indeed Cesare Emiliani, who often disagreed with Lamont scientists, published an argument that the temperature rise of some 8C had been the expected gradual kind, stretching over some 8,000 years.

In fact in my first comment on this thread on February 3 I pictured a gradual rise with RH remaining at or below 100 %.

Even gradual, non-catastrophic outcomes associated with these threats are likely to result in significant human and economic costs as well as rising ecological losses.

So in the ground - based case there appears to be a gradual rise in temperatures during 1978 - 2005 which appears to be at least somewhat consistent with the increase in CO2 levels.

Finally, the very fact that the Court considered the «gradual system» with regard to the retention of worker status compatible with the principle of proportionality, gives rise to a crude observation.

These conditions, coupled with a rising interest rate environment, can stimulate a gradual increase in inflation.

«With job growth holding steady, prospective buyers can handle any gradual rise in mortgage rates — especially if today's stronger labor market finally leads to a boost in wages and homebuilding accelerates to alleviate supply shortages and slow price growth in some markets.»

As long as solid job creation continues, a gradual easing of credit standards even with moderately higher mortgage rates should support steady demand and sales continuing to rise above a year ago.»