Sentence examples for increased the dependency from inspiring English sources

The growing scarcity of water has increased the dependency of urban water system on energy, both for conveyance and treatment.

Craving the sense of belonging that most people, and certainly all children feel, a child like Mackenzie was inducted early on into a unique family culture, one that was inherently isolating and further increased the dependency on powerful parents since neither their values, lifestyle, nor behavior were shared by other people.

More recent data suggest that metformin treatment increased the dependency of prostate cancer cells on reductive glutamine metabolism (Fendt et al, 2013).

One reasonable explanation for this result is that individual differences in PD onset points not only increased the dependencies between items at the end of the test, but also reduced the relationships between items at the beginning of test.

More children would increase the dependency ratio until they were old enough to join the labour force.

Only their remedies differ: General McChrystal recommended a hefty infusion of soldiers, while Ambassador Eikenberry worried that such an infusion would increase the dependency of the Afghan government, and should be conditioned on the government's meeting certain benchmarks.

More children would increase the dependency ratio until they were old enough to join the workforce, but reduce labour shortages in the long term.

Slower population growth isn't going to limit this spending growth; it will just increase the dependency ratio and the expected per capita burden of taxation.

Unbalanced land use, high plot ratio, and the less travel alternatives will increase the dependency of land on rail transit travel, leading to high network vulnerability once disrupted.

And second, what happens as the bulge of people of working age moves upwards, thereby increasing the dependency burden imposed by the elderly?The answer to the first question is probably "no".

This in turn suggests that investments in more long-distance transport infrastructure in Israel would further increase the dependency of the periphery on the centre and could increase core-periphery disparities.