Sentence examples for attributed to the increasing population from inspiring English sources

The relentless demand for biomass energy in Uganda has been attributed to the increasing population, growing industrial sector, as well as increased rate of urbanization [14].

This increased scrutiny may be attributed to the increasing uptake of mobile telephones by the population including children and adolescents, whose developing nervous systems may be more sensitive to radiofrequency (RF) radiation emitted by mobile phone handsets and associated radio-base stations (RBS)[ 1].

The upward trend can be attributed to the increasing prevalence of high-risk (HR) types of human papillomaviruses (HPVs) in the younger sexually active population [ 7].

Even having in mind that BIR uptrend to some extent may be attributed to the increased TBE awareness of AO population (and throughout Russia), and hence more frequent seeking of medical care, we cannot ignore considerable difference in BIR increments in different AO zones.

Studies show that Japanese women have longer menstrual cycle lengths (greater than the 28 day average) and lower circulating estrogen levels compared to Western populations [ 15- 17], which until now has been at least partly attributed to the increased intake of soy protein among Asian populations [ 18- 20].

The increased complications were attributed to the increased handovers.

This could be attributed to the increase in population by increased demands for residential land.

This can be attributed to the increase in population by increased demands for residential land.

However, whether this improvement can be solely attributed to the increase in population, and whether it can be replicated elsewhere, remains debatable.

The reason behind the adverse effect of S on the queue length is attributed to the increase in population size of the total number of units in the system. 5. Effect of server's breakdown rate (b)  .

Generally, the consistency of the performance of the replicate bioreactors indicates a rapid start-up, stable reproducible process during the 231 days of operation which could be attributed to the increase in the population of the microorganisms due to the increase in the fiber in the biomass.