Sentence examples for intensity development from inspiring English sources

When high intensity development occupied the local elevation highs (+ 15 m) and undeveloped land the elevation lows, the percentage of impaired streams was less than the opposite land cover orientation (− 15 m) or very flat land.

Low intensity, medium intensity, and high intensity development land uses were not associated with bloom coverage in the national model, although development land uses were positively associated in several regional models.

When infusions are performed into regions of normal signal intensity, development of hyperintense signal change strongly correlates with the volume and geometry of distribution of infusate.

Therefore, it is obvious that the LT growth process of GaAsBi SRL has prevented the In/Ga intermixing and left a relative abrupt interface between InAs QD and surrounding matrix, which is consistent with the explanation for the abnormal PL intensity development in Fig. 3a.

To date, the question of whether this change amplifies the risk of stroke in women has not been formally addressed but, as already suggested [138], new onset of migraine aura, new persisting headache, increased headache frequency or intensity, development of unusual aura symptoms, prolonged aura may necessitate further evaluation or cessation of COCs.

Conversely, bait density could be increased in areas that have been fragmented due to low intensity development.

"And it's just boiling down to privacy versus major-intensity development".

Urban areas in the western regions with larger amounts of high-intensity development and less forested and agricultural areas were more likely to have conflicts.

Transitions due to new construction included a 33.5% (158,858 ha) increase in low-intensity development and a 7.5% (140,240 ha) increase in road area.

This allows them to approve major, high-intensity development projects, such as Banning Ranch, that they could not approve in the absence of a theoretical bridge.

0.07 pound came from forest, 0.07 pound from land classified by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection as "low-intensity development", and 0.07 pound from stream banks.