Sentence examples for effect of increasing demand from inspiring English sources
Jason K. Babbie of the New York Public Interest Research Group said the cap could have the "perverse effect" of increasing demand.
This investigation compared voice performance of student teachers across an academic semester in order to examine the effect of increasing demands on their voice.
Regression analysis was conducted to assess: correlation between mortality and effects of excess occupancy; and causality of increasing demand for ICU beds.
We developed an extension to this model that showed the effects of increased demand in the HCW force because of an increased number of hospitalized patients with ILI.
At present, cost-saving and austerity are fuelling a paradoxical effect, creating a vicious circle of increased demands on healthcare and the need for greater spending.
The multiplier effect of growing populations, increasing demand for food and 200 years of carbon-intensive industrial production have put a tremendous burden on the ocean.
Purchases of used goods probably displace some purchases of new goods that might otherwise take place, though they can also have the paradoxical effect of increasing the demand for new goods by increasing their long-term value.
Increasing the number of FRP plies had the effect of increasing the demand on FRP anchors because of an increase in strength and stiffness of the FRP laminates.
With cell growth considered, the initial inhibitory effect of increasing metabolic demand lasted only for the first 43 h post-PHx, after which it enhanced mass recovery but to a lower extent than the model without cell growth (Fig. 5c).
Telepresence also has the pleasant (for Cisco) side effect of hogging bandwidth thereby increasing demand for the network hardware that is Cisco's main business.Telepresence certainly won't hurt Cisco's prospects of making it through this crisis.
The goal is to reduce the potentially disabling effects of the increasing demands associated with adult living through education.
