Sentence examples for considering the rapid increase from inspiring English sources

Considering the rapid increase in energy demand worldwide, intensifying heat transfer processes and reducing energy losses due to ineffective use have become increasingly important tasks.

Considering the rapid increase in CFD studies of urban microclimate, this paper provides a review of research reported in journal publications on this topic till the end of 2015.

Considering the rapid increase in fungal genome sequencing [ 3], timely update of FCPD is critical to present the latest information to users.

This is not surprising considering the rapid increase in AMPK activation and target phosphorylation and the typical duration for steroid hormones to impart genomic regulation (more than 2 h after stimulation) [ 46].

As with the majority of described approaches, this study involved a high level of human intervention in selecting 'good' images for training/testing purposes a potential drawback, considering the rapid increase in the size of ISH image collections.

In 2040, the gas demand will be 600 Bcm/year approximately, while our "recommended result" indicates that China's total gas production will only be 350 Bcm/year by that date, even considering the rapid production increase from non-conventional gas resources.

Both Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Mr. Gates have urged Hamid Karzai, the Afghan president, to consider proposals for eradicating poppy fields by aerial spraying to halt the rapid increase in opium production.

Several explanations for the rapid increase in use of knee MRI can be considered.

If we consider 'maturity' as a simple function of age, then we would expect, given the rapid increase in the size of Swiss-Prot, while new records appear, the older entries should mature.

The rapid increase in capacity found for composites HN and GN is an interesting result, considering that the capacity of the cathode tends to decrease during cycling.

Mr. Clemans saw the rapid increase of employment screening through the 1990s and into the 2000s, and considers the rising concern about its use in the last few years "hysteria".