Sentence examples for continuously increasing population from inspiring English sources

The continuously increasing population and the development of the biofuels market have put pressure on the demand side.

The continuously increasing population, decreasing arable land, global climate change and expanding demands for biofuels have challenged global food security (Takeda and Matsuoka 2008).

The world faces multiple challenges in strengthening food security that ranges from rapid transition of diet consumption patterns of a continuously increasing population to constantly decreasing cultivated land and inefficient production practices (Beddington et al. 2012).

The A2 scenario emphasizes a heterogeneous world, with regional self-reliance and preservation of local identities, which results in continuously increasing population, regional economic development and slower technological change.

More recently the implementation of monochromators on the NION dedicated STEM together with the realization and performance of aberration correctors (which lie out of the scope of the present review), have placed the most advanced instrumental tool in the hands of continuously increasing populations of users in many domains of materials science and in life sciences.

Increasing and optimizing agricultural production on limited areas of arable land sustainably with a minimum negative impact on the environment are major challenges in a future with a continuously increasing world population.

Emission scenario simulation for the future (2071 2090) with unchanged forest cover applying the A2 IPCC-SRES emission scenario (continuously increasing global population and regionally oriented economic growth that is more fragmented and slower than in other storylines[64]).

For this, we used their data downscaled from the SRES (Special Report on Emissions Scenarios) A2 scenario which describes a highly heterogeneous world characterized by self-reliance, preservation of local identities [45], and a continuously increasing global population.

Fertility patterns across regions vary slowly, resulting in continuously increasing global population.

The A2 scenario assumes a very heterogeneous world with little convergence between nations, regionally oriented economic development, and continuously increasing global population (IPCC 2000).

Emission scenario simulation for the future (2071 2090) with unchanged forest cover applying the A2 IPCC-SRES emission scenario (continuously increasing global population and regionally oriented economic growth that is more fragmented and slower than in other storylines [ 64]).