Sentence examples for concern of increasing from inspiring English sources

Drugged driving is a safety concern of increasing importance in the United States and in Europe (Asbridge [2014]; Brady and Li [2014]; Li et al. [2013]; Whitehill et al. [2014]; Wolff and Johnston [2014]).

The concern of increasing renewable energy penetration into the grid together with the reduction of prices of photovoltaic solar panels during the last decade have enabled the development of large scale solar power plants connected to the medium and high voltage grid.

Pflueger went to New York and convinced Paramount Publix to use his firm by demonstrating that past projects of his had stayed within budget, a concern of increasing importance in the cautious financial climate of early 1930.

Therefore, as the premise of high probability of true nulls contradicts reality, the concern of increasing FDR is not applicable for transcriptome analyses.

The concern of increased weediness is reasonable, but an increase in seed production won't necessarily translate into an increase in weediness, he notes.

The rate of carbonation for the samples with 30 and 50 % GGBS replacement increased, however longer period of water curing for GGBS blended cement concrete reduced the carbonation rate and reduce the concern of increased carbonation rate.

With blockade of TNF-α comes the concern of increased susceptibility to these problems.

There has been concern of increased risk of HIV transmission from mother to child, with particular micronutrient deficiencies.

This should be done in conjunction with mammography unless the woman is a p53 carrier where there is concern of increased sensitivity to radiation damage.

3 51 Fourthly, the Women's Health Study was designed as a randomised controlled trial of aspirin and vitamin E, and specifically for aspirin there is a concern of increased risk of haemorrhagic stroke.

Amoxicillin remains the recommended first-line therapy for uncomplicated cases [ 9, 11], but as resistant strains of Streptococcus pneumoniae have increased considerably in the past 20 years [ 13- 15] there is concern of increased prescribing of broad-spectrum agents.