Sentence examples for because of intensification from inspiring English sources

Serum β2MG level increases because of intensification of its extrarenal synthesis in conditions such as systemic inflammation, some acute viral infections, and a number of malignancies [ 17, 19, 22– 25].

This can be associated with increased human animal interaction in rural areas, which may be because of intensification of dairy sector to supply milk to the industries in Ludhiana.

After 1306 the invasions subsided, probably as much because of an intensification of internal Mongal rivalries as of the lack of their success in India.

Over the past 30 years declines of Britain's farmland birds have been the main concern, with grey partridge and corn bunting falling nearly 90 per cent because of the intensification of agriculture.

The report says 30% of common farmland birds have disappeared since 1990 because of farm intensification.

The use of abrupt geometric boundaries on surfaces is not a good practice in cyclic service because of stress intensification.

This effect is due to a competition between increased heat losses by water evaporation into the combustion products and lower heat losses because of combustion intensification.

This enhanced electricity generation occurred because of the intensification of the current field by a physical structure that enhanced the efficiency of the site.

Agriculture, during its millenarian history, had contributed to shape impressive cultural landscapes; however, in recent decades, many of these have been lost or degraded because of widespread intensification or abandonment.

There is also a significant risk of political and social disruption because of the intensification of economic inequality.

Already the Sandomierz Agreement of 1570, which was an early expression of Protestant irenicism later prominent in Europe and Poland, had a self-defensive character, because of the intensification of Counter-Reformation pressure at that time.