Sentence examples for imposed on the increasing from inspiring English sources
The restrictions imposed on the increasing number of craft brewers in the state make it hard for hops alchemists to spread the word about their sophisticated refreshments.
Although distinct in etiology, these diseases share in common the abnormal loading conditions imposed on the RV, i.e., increased afterload, increased preload or a combination of both [ 19].
Then he accommodates himself to the increasing restrictions imposed on the Jews as best he can.
"Neither dramatic increases in revenue nor painful cuts to appropriations were enough to offset the increased costs imposed on the State by its underfunded pensions".
As sulfur concentration increases, the long TH1ρ decreases due to increasing restraints imposed on the rubber chains by crosslinking, but the fraction of rubbers with short TH1ρ increases, indicating that the rubber fraction at the interface increases.
These references suggest that GTPS tends to occur on the longer leg because of the increased stress imposed on the abductor muscles and fascia lata in the context of pelvic obliquity [ 4, 5].
The injury to the kidneys stems not only from oxygen deprivation and ischemic tissue damage, but also from the increased workload imposed on the kidney to amend the changes to acid base and electrolyte levels which occur with the global insult of hypoxia [ 115].
The effective tissue volume supplied by a capillary actually increases as the degree of capillary stopped-flow increases; hence, local capillary oxygen extraction necessarily increases to meet the increased oxygen demand imposed on it by the increased tissue volume surrounding it.
The extra stresses imposed on the surface of DWCNT increase bonding forces between outer and inner layers of DWCNT.
As the WOB increases, increased demand is imposed on the respiratory muscles.
