Sentence examples for dramatic urbanisation from inspiring English sources
In terms of urbanisation, the scores of low, medium and high urbanisation progressively increased across the survey years (p<0.0001), which indicated that dramatic urbanisation occurred in the past 20 years in China.
Almost as staggering as the current enormous influx into cities across the globe is the dramatic slowdown in urbanisation that will follow it.
Lung disease accounts for 15% of disability-adjusted life years 1 and may be the first cause of mortality in the world. 2 3 In China, under the influence of the dramatic economic evolution and urbanisation progress, the levels and patterns of outdoor and indoor air pollutants have greatly changed.
Scientists believe that the prime causes of the dramatic fall in moth abundance are urbanisation, intensive agriculture's use of pesticides and destruction of hedges, and the loss of sunlight and plants in neglected or abandoned woodlands.
The second conclusion is that on balance if I was a Scot I would probably be a yes voter, recognising the rather shabby record of British governments in addressing Scotland's dramatic history over the last two centuries – rapid urbanisation, high emigration and traumatic, rapid de-industrialisation.
Globally, dramatic land use change typical of urbanisation negatively affects biodiversity, especially for top predators.
One of the clearest reflections of this is the recent and dramatic rise in virtually all immune diseases with progressive modern urbanisation.
Annual prevalence reports for malaria over the same period have documented modest declines in South Asia (thought to have resulted from vigorous local control efforts, increasing urbanisation, and rising economic prosperity), 8 29 but nothing approaching the dramatic fall seen in cases imported to the UK and Europe.
Urbanisation has helped, too.
Urbanisation favoured the male".
