Sentence examples for arises to increase from inspiring English sources
"Sadly, it appears that our judicial tradition of constitutional restraint with respect to issues affecting politics may be out the window when an opportunity arises to increase the power and influence of America's corporate entities," they write.In recent years the Supreme Court has made a growing number of rulings that seem to reflect a "pro-business" bias.
Addition of oxalic acid (0.022 0.231 d− 1) or Fe(II) (0.029 0.256 d− 1) into suspension of soil colloids gave arise to increase by 1.2 9.4 times in the k values.
The question arises how to increase and sustain the benefits flowing to employees.
So perhaps this change reflects a compensatory mechanism, which arises to counteract the increased activity of peripheral serotonin pathways and protect against the development of pulmonary vasoconstriction.
Discussions have arisen to use increased concentration of HA in urine both as a solubilizator of CaOX stones in the urinary tract and on the purpose of a prolonged metaphylactic treatment.
"Sanctions will likely be inefficient as long as North Korea can maintain powerful centralized control and oppress any discontent that arises due to increasing inequality," he said.
Another problem arises due to increased axial movement of the propeller, when the RC is optimised to minimise excitation of the hull via the propeller shaft.
The necessity of considering the environment as an additional design factor arises due to increasing environmental conscience worldwide and stricter requirements to reduce the environmental impact of energy systems.
Therefore, the demand for better materials with desired characteristics arises due to increased optical applications and to reach the maximum potential of holographic information storage.
However, it has been suggested that macular edema arises due to increased vascular permeability following surgical procedures such as cataract removal and pars plana vitrectomy, which cause the release of prostaglandins and disruption of the blood-retinal barrier [ 3, 4].
