Sentence examples for general intensification from inspiring English sources

Global warming and anthropogenic activities have altered global ET3,4, precipitation (P 5 and runoff6, suggesting a general intensification or acceleration of the global water cycle7,8.

The picture as a whole shows a general intensification of the easterlies compared with the westerlies.

In Denmark, both the uncultivated land and the semi-cultivated land, such as permanent grass areas, have been reduced dramatically, reflecting the general intensification of agriculture [ 1].

Our observations in vesicle trafficking and protein transport and degradation also suggest a general intensification in the transport of proteins and other cellular components to autophagosomes and lysosomes.

In addition, Figures  4 and 5 capture general intensification of the HIV epidemic in prevalence and spatial extent from 1994 to 1999.

In Denmark as well as in most other European countries, the amount of land covered by semi-natural grassland has decreased dramatically during the 20th century concurrent with the general intensification of the agricultural production.

In general, rapid intensification is something that we have seen a lot of lately, including in super-intense storms Wilma (2005) and Patricia (2015).

However, due to the high frequency of toxicity, general treatment intensification seems unacceptable.

The impressive improvements in the cure of childhood ALL of today was obtained by general treatment intensification linked to improved risk grouping primarily based on characteristics of the leukemic clone (e.g. lineage, cytogenetics, and tumor burden).

§  A general theory of intensification processes across history: Ellis, E. C., J. O. Kaplan, D. Q . Fuller S. Vavrus, K. Klein Goldewijk, and P. H. Verburg.

Among these, first, were famines, which affected most of Italy in the years 1339 40, 1346 47, 1352 53, and 1374 75, and a general expansion and intensification of war compounded these catastrophes.