Sentence examples for increasing the fragmentation from inspiring English sources

Indeed, increasing the fragmentation of legislative power may sometimes increase both the expected frequency and the expected extremism of legislative enactments.

This could substantially change the balance of power, increasing the fragmentation of the political system and making the government less effective.

The second phase is the most interesting one, where we have observed pattern regularization obtained by rearranging the shrubs' patches while increasing the fragmentation of the shrub patches.

This concept of coherence helps planners and decision makers to determine the optimal land use in landscapes by either reducing or increasing the fragmentation of the landscape pattern.

Johnson & Winquist (2011) proposed that changes in hygiene have impacted on the biogeography of gut bacteria, effectively altering the metacommunity structure by increasing the fragmentation of communities.

(3) The ex-post evaluation of Regulation (EC) No 561/2006 confirmed that inconsistent and ineffective enforcement of the Union social rules was mainly due to unclear rules, inefficient and unequal use of the control tools and insufficient administrative cooperation between the Member States, increasing the fragmentation of the European internal market.

The election increased the fragmentation of Brazil's Congress (see chart 2).

Still, he said, the paradox is that the hospitalist may actually reduce rather than increase the fragmentation of medical care for poor urban patients without regular doctors who rely on emergency rooms or clinics for care.

The bank, she said, is seeking to complement the work of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, which is more directly involved in fighting TB. "Giving African countries bank funding for each major disease would just increase the fragmentation of health care, financing and overall management of the health system," she said in an e-mail message.

The dispersed sprawl of low-density urban areas within the territory during this period sharply increased the fragmentation of the territory, isolating the few remaining natural spaces and decreasing their ecological connectivity and, ultimately, biodiversity.

Alternatively, "CID voltage ramping" continuously increases the fragmentation energy during a single acquisition [43].