The phrase "as increasing changes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where changes are becoming more frequent or significant, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "As increasing changes occur in the industry, companies must adapt quickly to stay competitive."
Alternatives: "as changes become more frequent" or "as changes escalate".
To help address potential management priorities, we classified each pixel as high, medium or low current (2013) cumulative impact and as increasing, no change and decreasing impact across the 5-year time frame of the study.
With this premise, yearly disturbance value lower than long-term disturbance is considered as increasing vegetation change and the reverse is true.
By this means, uncertainties concerning future states of drivers of change such as increasing technical efficiency, demographic changes in Austria, or developments in agricultural policy are avoided.
As increased immigration changes demographic patterns, proper disposal of mercury and preventing its sale and use should become urgent societal priorities.
Allostasis is fundamentally crucial for adaptation, the maintenance of homeostasis and survival in the short term, which might manifest as increased GM changes.
Innovation is sorely needed in water resources – water is managed under technological and legal systems that have developed too slowly to respond to changes such as increasing population, land use change, and developments in ecological understanding.
Additional filters such as increasing the fold change to >2 will limit this disadvantage.
OO Asian Countries Could Experience Widespread Water Shortages by 2050 - as increasing population, climate change, and increasing consumption rates converge to dry up Asia.
Demographic changes such as increasing longevity, declining family sizes, and increasing female participation in the labor market have implications for long-term care (LTC) planning for the elderly.
