Sentence examples for context of increased from inspiring English sources

How do you think we should consider the issue of continued school segregation in the context of increased urban integration?

Digital governance – How are accountability and decision-making evolving in context of increased reliance on technology and robotics?

This is in the context of increased multidrug resistance gene expression within the tumour itself.

The new global context of increased climate variability, water scarcity, peak-oil and commodity-price volatility pose unprecedented challenges to agriculture which could be addressed by organic management and a re-localisation of food production and consumption.

Accurate diagnosis of enteric fever is important particularly in settings where febrile disease from multiple aetiologies is common and notably in the context of increased microbial resistance to inform appropriate treatment.

However, it has been shown that myotomy, even in the context of increased esophageal acid exposure, does not increase the risk of (gastro esophagopharyngeal acid regurgitation.76 These observations imply that additional pathologic processes must be required to bring about regurgitation even when basal UES tone is low.

Our results are important in the context of increased use of electronic health records (EHR) and increased use of electronic records data mining.

We would hence argue that our finding of increased connectivity of the anterior and posterior clusters with their respective left homotope region reflect an increased interhemispheric information transfer that may be particularly relevant in the context of increased executive demands.

In experimental and clinical osteoporosis, increased bone formation without increased bone resorption often occurs in the initial stages of response to PTH, whereas catabolism occurs within the context of increased remodeling after approximately 6 months [23].

Heat loss increases the energy requirements of a thermal recovery method in the context of increased need to heat carrying agent.

The deleterious effects of these processes could be amplified in the context of increased cell cycle rate, and so would result in an increase in growth inhibition.