Sentence examples for increased spatial dispersion from inspiring English sources

Over the past hundred years the widespread availability of fuel and its relative cheapness has given rise to an era of increased spatial dispersion of activities and high levels of mobility for those who could afford it.

It is conceivable that prolonged repolarization, increased spatial dispersion of repolarization and a possibly impaired repolarization reserve due to myocardial hypertrophy-induced downregulation of potassium currents might represent increased risk for the development of ventricular arrhythmias, including TdP that can degenerate into VF and lead to sudden cardiac death in athletes.

An increased spatial dispersion of repolarization has previously been shown to be arrhythmogenic in animal and computer models.

At 2 Hz pacing, both microscopic changes in cell orientation and ventricular tissue boundaries independently and synergistically increased the spatial dispersion of conduction velocity, but not the action potential duration.

Intercropping combines complementary species to increase spatial diversity.

A clustered spatial dispersion increased the amount of forest interior habitat.

The DDH predicts that 1) supplementary food will be consumed unequally according to the following hierarchy given by reproductive status and body size: adult male>adult female>subadult male>subadult female>juvenile male>juvenile female; 2) differences in consumption between sex and age classes will be reduced by increasing the amount and spatial dispersion of supplementary food.

The relationship between male density and distance when there was the most habitat on the landscape and the male population was large and still increasing may be explained by the widening spatial dispersion of the increasing male population at the regional scale.

In addition, increased transport capacity may induce spatial dispersion of economic activities, resulting in longer and costlier trips.

A transfer coefficient which increases significantly with increasing temperature can also arise from solvent dielectric spatial dispersion or local structural extension which becomes increasingly important with decreasing temperature.

We assume that the increasing variability above 40% maize reflects the higher spatial dispersion of simulated non-GM fields in some counties when excluding GM cropping to fields below 1,000-m 1,000-me from protectedistance