Sentence examples for because of more intense from inspiring English sources

Now that consumers can keep the same number, "prices should gradually decrease in member states" because of more intense competition, according to a report last week from the European Commission.

In other cities, it could come from rivers overflowing their banks because of more intense storms.

Carlsson et al. confirmed that previous cardiovascular disease or coronary heart disease has a protective effect on uncontrolled hypertension, probably because of more intense treatment, better medication adherence and/or symptom relief of angina pectoris [ 40].

Our study results support this finding as well, and lead to the conclusion that physicians working at public hospitals have to work overtime largely because of more intense documentation and administrative duties.

This is sort of more intense".

Particles at 100 mm above the burner plane have a higher fragmentation probability (10.53%) than that at 200 mm (9.51%) and 300 mm (8.73%) above the burner plane because of the more intense pyrolysis.

We hypothesised that variation in the pro-inflammatory gene IL-18 is associated with adverse clinical outcome because of a more intense inflammatory response.

Compared to those of pure chitosan, the peaks of PEG- g-chitosan in the range of 3.6 3.9 ppm were not well separated, because of the overlap of the more intense peak of the PEG methylene groups with those of the saccharide backbone of chitosan.

The lower value of Ag may explain the polydispersity of the suspension because the more intense attractive forces between the particles can cause aggregate formation.

It was moved from Brookhaven, where the most precise measurement so far was made, to Fermilab, because Fermilab has more intense sources of muons, and so an even more precise measurement can be made there.

A topic open to debate is whether that change takes place because rainfall becomes more intense, or because it rains more often, or a combination of both.