Sentence examples for continual increase of from inspiring English sources
The results indicated that decadal decrease of grassland areas did not pose a significant threat to soil erosion, while the continual increase of bare land, water area and farmland increased soil erosion.
A continual increase of anthropogenic disturbance would further lower the water capturing capability of grasses, leading to an increase of biomass and the size of shrub patches and a shift in the landscape to a shrub-dominated state, which would be irreversible.
We speculate that a continual increase of anthropogenic disturbance would further lower the macroporosity of grasses, leading to an increase of surface flow and the decrease of infiltration, and macropore architecture could cause transport of water to the deeper soil layers in the shrub patches than in the grass patches.
As previously mentioned, continual increase of the chloroauric concentration eventually resulted in adverse affects on nanoparticle monodispersity.
With the continual increase of top-coal thickness, there is no appreciable variation in stress distribution of the surrounding rock.
Though more CdS NPs brought the increased harvesting of photons, it did not lead to the continual increase of the photocurrent density.
The addition of CFX resulted in the continual increasing of soluble COD (sCOD) and accumulation of VFAs in the effluent of E1 system.
Continual increases of multifaceted IoT devices in healthcare is beset by challenges, such as powering IoT terminal nodes used for health monitoring, data processing, smart decisions, and event management.
This was because the extensive use of ciprofloxacin in community acquired infections had probably led to a continual increase in incidences of ESBLs colonization in the community.
The midpoint deflection of the plate reaches a maximum, after which the deflection decreases with a continual increase in depth of burial.
The continual increase in incidence of neuroinflammation and neurodegenerative diseases poses a major health issue in many countries, requiring more innovative diagnostic and monitoring tools.
