Sentence examples for increasing inputs of from inspiring English sources
One notorious sceptic of the Asian miracle was Paul Krugman, who had argued before the crisis that Asia's growth was the result of "perspiration rather than inspiration", based on increasing inputs of capital and labour rather than productivity gains, and would therefore prove unsustainable.But the slump came from financial excesses, not poor productivity growth.
due to the increasing inputs of nitrates from terrestrial origin.
She defines the intensification of agriculture as the increasing frequency of cropping cycles in shifting cultivation systems, that is, increasing inputs of land to the production system.
Except for systems with strong light limitation increasing inputs of nutrients enhances phytoplankton growth and consequently biomass, but total inputs from all nutrient sources are difficult to estimate, resulting in poor relationships between nutrient loading from land and phytoplankton production.
- Increasing input of fertilizers and pesticides cause soil erosion problem in that particular highland areas.
This is the reason for the increasing interest in novel routes for the management over increasing input of keratinous waste stream.
During the 1950s, open-cast mining led to an increasing input of heavy-metal-rich terrigenous particles in the bays near Nouméa, detected by geochemical and sedimentological analyses.
According to Yan et al. (2010), the fraction of N lost from landscape to rivers as DIN (FEWS) should increase over time along with the increasing input of newly nitrogen driven by human activities, and vice versa.
All LMWF peptidomic libraries turned out to be of poor quantification quality, however they enabled measurement of higher numbers of peptides with increasing input of experiment data, in contrast to HMWF proteomic libraries.
Additionally, the O2min-Smax regression slopes were positively related to CWS (P<0.001; r2 = 0.77; Figure 5C), indicating an increasing input of high salinity, low DO water with increasing upwelling wind stress (Table 1; Figure 5C).
This is shown to be mainly caused by an increase of algae production in the surface waters due to eutrophication following increased inputs of nutrients from human activities.
