Sentence examples for increased effort required from inspiring English sources

Our definition of changeability decay focuses on the increased effort required to implement changes.

Shipping fees, however, are high due to the increased effort required for processing and picking and the high costs of courier services, resulting in unprofitable same-day delivery concepts.

Gilchrist et al. (2001) suggested that there was a higher cost (in terms of the physical effort to cross the room) associated with forgetting in their task relative to standard visual search and that the increased effort required to search led to a higher likelihood of participants remembering searched locations.

A small number of participants felt that the increased effort required to collect individual-level data did not outweigh the benefits, and that resources would be more appropriately applied to other elements of the vaccination program.

It may be the result of several factors including disruption to alertness mechanisms as direct result of lesion location [ 16], poor sleep [ 21], low mood [ 17], and increased effort required in movement and cognition after stroke [ 22].

The increased effort required for the study consisted of only a 5-minute debriefing to fill out the standardized MET form on each patient and a weekly 1-hour meeting to review each case in order to identify clinical deteriorations that had resulted primarily from problems in antecedent care.

This 'return visit' was an experiment intended to reduce the increasing effort required to find suitable conference venues.

This means increased effort is required to devolve administration to the urban level and empower cities through greater fiscal autonomy.

Increased efforts are required in taxonomy and sampling of poorly known ecosystems and on long-term monitoring programs of species and habitats.

Overall, despite the increased computational effort required with inclusion of sediment transport processes, this study shows that river morphological changes cannot be ignored for events with significant in-channel erosion and deposition, such as during outburst floods.

They have a wealth of experience that can be utilised to implement elements of a situational prevention approach to dealing with academic misconduct by increasing the effort required (by target hardening) and increasing the risk involved (due to the presence of capable place managers and strengthened formal surveillance practices).