Sentence examples for increased intensification of from inspiring English sources
During stand establishment, increased intensification of site preparation and weed control tends to result in lower vertebrate diversity.
Lastly, increased intensification of production on existing arable land will have two main characteristics.
Additional changes that were observed included increased intensification of single bands and the appearance of novel DNA fragments.
The availability of the A1C result at the time that the patient is seen (point-of-care testing) has been reported to result in increased intensification of therapy and improvement in glycemic control (49, 50).
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 changes from US I to US II for diabetes required an increased intensification of lipid and blood pressure control.
Dairy production continues to follow a trend towards increased intensification on a smaller number of larger, more specialised production units [23].
My own observation is that bTb hot-spots tend to be in areas where you have dairy farms with ever increasing intensification of cattle.
A renewal of activity started in 1992, and several parameters are currently slowly increasing: intensification of shallow seismicity with long-period events, spatial extension and flux increase of the fumarolic activity at the summit of the volcano, changes in the chemical composition of the gas (sulfur and chlorine), and increases the temperature at several hydrothermal spots.
"There's an increasing intensification of what it means to be a good parent". In South Pasadena, Annalee Andres remembers her own parents — "really good parents who were really devoted" — deciding not to enroll her and her brother in soccer again because it ate up their weekends.
In East and Southeast Asia, increasing intensification of animal husbandry may lead to healthier, better isolated animals and a subsequent lowered risk for emerging disease events.
