Sentence examples for exploitation increased from inspiring English sources

It was concluded that HIS has huge potentials in the improvement of petroleum reservoir property predictions resulting in improved exploration, more efficient exploitation, increased production, and more effective management of energy resources.

After we switched to outreach by interns, our capacity exploitation increased to acceptable levels that would sustain sponsor and staff interest (now 84%%).

The likely explanation is that when salmon were abundant the overall exploitation increased (because the number allowed to escape to spawn is fixed) and so the more intense fishing pressure caught more fish of all sizes.

Similarly, infectious agents evolve characteristics that exploit their hosts, to the extent that this exploitation increases the passing on of genetic instructions for these characteristics indefinitely over cycles of transmission between hosts.

Ordinarily, while the influenza virus is under selection to transmit as quickly as possible, such selection is constrained because greater host exploitation increases host mortality, thereby terminating transmission.

With ocean exploitation increasing, reducing the amount of fish oil obtained from aquaculture is critical for sustainability and economic reasons [ 18].

Child sex tourism and exploitation increasing in The Gambia BANJUL, 5 May 2004 - A report released today by the Government of The Gambia and UNICEF reveals that sexual abuse and exploitation of children is on the rise in the tiny West African nation that is a favorite destination for tourists from several European countries.

They argued that collaborative partnership with the community minimizes the possibility of exploitation, increases the likelihood that the research will have a long-term impact, and demonstrates an awareness of and respect for cultural differences between the researchers, sponsors and communities [ 9].

In the last decade, we also observed new emerging issues related to chemical contaminants such as, sensitivity to toxic chemicals related to climate change, natural and anthropogenic chemicals related to hydraulic fracturing and shale gas exploitation, increase of mining activities related to rare earths or radionuclides, treatment by-products produced during water treatment (e.g. [20, 21]), etc.

The risk of exploitation increases if identity concerns are not adequately accounted for, as it may be harder, even impossible, to ensure truly fair distribution of benefits if such perspectives are not known.

While the charity acknowledges that it is difficult to ascertain the full extent of the problem, as it is a largely hidden crime, the number of children and young people using Barnardo's 24 child sexual exploitation services increased by 22% in 2011-12 to 1,452.