Population pressures also mean land is farmed more intensively, reducing the soil quality.
This failure occurred in a composite primary part, e.g. spars and bulkheads, of an aircraft can intensively reduce its rigidity and strength.
Some very important and frequently used time-frequency distributions (TFDs) can be realized by using the proposed architecture: (i) the spectrogram (SPEC) and the pseudo-Wigner distribution (WD), as the oldest and the most important tools used in TF signal analysis; (ii) the S-method (SM) with various convolution window widths, as intensively used reduced interference TFD.
Recent data showed that patients with WNT-activated tumors have a favorable prognosis, suggesting that these patients could be treated less intensively, thereby reducing the side-effects.
Availability of sufficient nest sites is a key requirement of bumblebee populations and since nesting habitat is likely to have become reduced on intensively farmed land, lower nest site availability may contribute to bumblebee declines.
In all other pathogens that have been studied intensively under drug pressure, reduced fitness of the resistant strains in the absence of drug pressure has been recorded in the early stages of the emergence of resistance.
The goal of ACCORD was to determine whether cardiovascular disease (CVD) event rates could be reduced by intensively treating three important risk factors (hyperglycemia, dyslipidemia, and high blood pressure) in a double 2 × 2 factorial design.
Process design has been intensively studied to reduce dimensional variability of products produced in multi-station manufacturing processes (MMPs).
These results demonstrate that in Case 3, the thermal inertia of the heating network is intensively applied, which reduces the total heat supply by almost 12%.
As a result, wild and domestic species are sometimes intensively managed to reduce potential spillover transmission.
