Sentence examples for increasing competing from inspiring English sources
Mountain snowpack is the main source of water in the semi-arid Colorado River Basin (CRB), and while the demands for water are increasing, competing and often conflicting, the supply is limited and has become increasingly variable over the 20th Century.
However, higher alcohol consumption is a known risk factor for overall mortality 49, and may have diluted our results by increasing competing risks during follow-up.
The recent global recession, coupled with increasing competing demands for new causes such as non-communicable diseases, climate change, and the environment, might further jeopardize increased donor funding for HIV.
As the King aged and his ailments increased, competing doctors would propose alternative treatments with alternative wines, to sooth the King's ills.
These differences must be considered in light of the increased competing risk of being LTF and the 10-month interval.
This result may be confounded by an increased competing risk of death in the HIV infected population or differences in staging of lung cancer, which we were not able to adjust for.
Norovirus outbreaks can occur at any time of year but most of the outbreaks happen during winter months, a time when there are increased competing demands for hospitals services.
And as the scarcity increases, competing demands for water only grow.
Property buyers in DC right now are chasing a market, facing multiple offers, battling price increases that outpace income increases, competing with out-of-area buyers and are operating out of fear of the inevitable interest rate hike.
And a third found that climate-induced sea-surface temperature anomalies over the northeast Pacific were driving storms (and moisture) away from California, but the warming also caused increased humidity two competing factors that may produce no net effect.
In addition, Smad1 expression downstream the BMP pathway was increased, potentially competing with SMAD3 for the recruitment of SMAD4.
