Sentence examples for in intensification of from inspiring English sources

Continuing to disregard these expressions is likely to result in intensification of these cries for help with increasing destructiveness of behavior.

In this respect, this paper elaborates on the negative impacts of increased construction activity in Turkey and argues the role of public sector in intensification of the negative environmental effects through deregulation on urban planning and housing production by public agencies.

Upregulation of phagocyte-derived catecholamines (by adrenalectomy) results in intensification of the acute inflammatory response.

Efforts to feed the world's rapidly growing population have also resulted in intensification of land use, including increased application of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) fertilizers [3].

Prolongation of incubation up to 24 h and 48 h resulted in intensification of ORP150 expression, especially after 48 h.

Concern about the potential health efffects of climate change began in the mid-1980s, windicationsions that emission of greenhouse gases from human activities could influence the climate system and result in intensification of the greenhouse effect.

This is most likely due to changes in practice that have resulted in an intensification of treatment in recent years.

The availability of the A1C result at the time that the patient is seen (POC testing) has been reported in small studies to result in increased intensification of therapy and improvement in glycemic control (63, 64).

The study indicates that reduction in vegetal cover in Lagos urban areas altered the terrestrial thermal and aerodynamic processes hence resulted in an intensification of UHI in the metropolitan city.

The third industrial evolution – the era of information technology – appeared to have resulted in an intensification of trends seen in the first two: "a hollowing-out of employment, a widening distribution of wages and a fall in labour's income share.

This process occurred in all economic activities and resulted in the intensification of work, loss of autonomy, reduction of break time, and increase in awkward postures and repetitive movements [ 33].