Sentence examples for further increased efforts from inspiring English sources

The chapter also indicates a potential for substantial productivity gains resulting from further increased efforts in research and development.

Increased monitoring efforts: while this strategy can overlap with "Further research" as a risk reduction strategy (see further), increased monitoring efforts does not aim at improving knowledge on the link between exposure and health effects, but merely aims at closely monitoring temporal or spatial trends of exposure or the development of health effects.

In further user testings we have increased efforts to recruit and include test readers with a low level of education, and from younger age groups in particular.

This year, the Humanitarian Action for Children 2013 document goes a step further and also reflects recent increased efforts to make UNICEF's humanitarian action more strategic and results-based.

This was feasible but ultimately unsustainable because the annotation procedure was too complicated and most contributions involved more than one submission and curation cycle, which further increased the effort (and the cost) necessary to produce an entry of acceptable quality.

This case highlights the need for further extended vaccination studies leading to increased efforts toward the general vaccination of potentially susceptible and rare exotic animals.

Further investigation shows that increased effort also increases the duration of the hemodynamic response, as shown in Table 2. Palm squeezing, the most physically demanding task, had a very large duration in comparison to the other tasks, as seen in the columns of M1 (35.13 ± 3.21 s) and S1/PPC (33.07 ± 3.01 s).

However, in our findings, job dissatisfaction with the growing work overload could be further increased by the feeling that no effort is being taken by the management to improve the situation.

This joint optimisation problem will further increase the computational effort.

This joint optimisation problem would further increase the computational effort.

The urgency to increase efforts in emissions abatement and adaptation financing prohibit a further business-as-usual in climate policy.