Sentence examples for increase in nuisance from inspiring English sources

"The school holidays tend to lead to an increase in nuisance fires.

They have increased in nuisance value even as their overall marine numbers have declined, which means that they are getting more efficient.

Despite an increase in so-called nuisance properties and poor institutional land use controls, nuisance parcels showed a propensity toward aggregation and were less likely to exist in close proximity to higher order uses.

"They're best viewed in terms of an increase of nuisance flood frequencies.

More recent studies on populations near industrial swine operations, slaughter and tanning facilities and wastewater treatment complexes exposed to low-level H2S report odour nuisance and an increase in hospital visits due to respiratory diseases.

Neighbours injured by adjoining land uses may sue in nuisance in the Anglo-American countries.

Because the low ratio of nitrogen to phosphorus in the increased inputs favors nitrogen fixing species of Cyanobacteria, these nuisance forms account for most of the increase in phytoplankton.

Technology wise, with the wide-spread usage of wireless communication interfaces on today's mobile devices, communication failures are an ever increasing nuisance in the design of distributed self-adaptive services and applications.

Furthermore, foraging on subsidies increased risk of conflict; the odds of being a nuisance bear increased by 60% for each ~ 1‰ increase in δ13C.

In another study, bombs or no-pest strips used for nuisance pests during pregnancy were associated with a significant increase in childhood brain cancer risk, but insecticide or herbicide use was not (Wilkins and Bunn 1997).

It is important to note that this success rate increase does not require an increase in algorithmic complexity and allows for increased success rate, even with the removal of a nuisance parameter from the algorithm.