Sentence examples for intensification across from inspiring English sources

This prospective study was designed to test the hypothesis that burnout and insomnia predict each other's incidence and intensification across time.

The study encompasses a gradient of geography-bioclimate and agricultural intensification that enables the large-scale measurement of ecological impacts of agricultural intensification across European agroecosystems.

Water management strategies and allocation policies that support agricultural intensification across agro-ecological zones and hydrologic basins are required for building resilient agrarian communities in sub-Saharan Africa.

In addition, the model allows to predict the influence of various parameters such as molecule diffusivity, membrane thickness, presence of convection, content of adsorptive particles on the flux intensification across the membrane.

Canada was an early adopter of cervical cancer screening from 1949 in British Columbia with gradual intensification across the country [ 6].

Agriculture intensity: The mean wheat yields per country (2012 data) were downloaded from FAOSTAT (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, http://faostat.fao.org/, accessed on 11/03/2014) and were used as a proxy for the level of agriculture intensification across Europe.

§  A general theory of intensification processes across history: Ellis, E. C., J. O. Kaplan, D. Q . Fuller S. Vavrus, K. Klein Goldewijk, and P. H. Verburg.

If all or most of them decide to boycott it, and at the same time heavy civilian casualties in Fallujah trigger an intensification of attacks across the country, the election may not only be near-impossible to stage, it may fail in its objective of giving Iraq a credible and representative power-sharing government.

Biodiversity on farmland is declining due to agricultural intensification and occurs across many taxa such as plants, insects or birds.

The intensification of conflict across the country has caused new waves of population displacement placing further strain on an already fragile water and sanitation network.

Targeted case studies and their synthesis that address the interaction between socioeconomic and natural factors in intensification are needed across all major land system types and processes of change.