Sentence examples for lead to intensification from inspiring English sources

Sedentarization of herds, which is assumed to lead to intensification of meat or milk production, is the preferred way to achieve the first goal.

It must also be considered that abandonment of wood utilisation in some areas would inevitably lead to intensification in other areas – or increased wood imports from elsewhere – considering the demand for wood in central Europe for material or energetic utilisation.

On August 30, the National Hurricane Center noted that Danielle would soon leave the upwelling track left by Bonnie, and likely lead to intensification.

At higher doses, psilocybin can lead to "Intensification of affective responses, enhanced ability for introspection, regression to primitive and childlike thinking, and activation of vivid memory traces with pronounced emotional undertones".

Intensification of HAART may also lead to intensification of drug toxicities and adverse effects.

Early detection of weight regain could lead to intensification of weight loss strategies or the addition of new strategies to minimize regained weight.

The nonmonotonic character of the friction law leads to intensification of these vibrations.

Increase in temperature leads to intensification of the excluded volume effects in real benzene solution of the polymer and to weakening of those in chloroform.

Moreover, it is found that greater thickness of fabrics leads to intensification of the cut resistance.

But further increase of concentration to 9.55 mol NH3/mol Ni2+ leads to intensification of the reduction processes on the particle surface because of simultaneous decreasing of nanoparticle size and increasing of ammonia content on pores.

However, this is not possible today, as a shift towards a more market-oriented crop production, especially in the wetter areas of Chepareria, has led to intensification and commoditization of cultivation.