Sentence examples for more demanding from from inspiring English sources

The need to perform transition state searches every time a state is entered for the first time makes the AKMC method more demanding from a computational resource point of view than traditional lattice KMC.

In our earlier studies we found that women suffering from postnatal depression were less attached to their infant, found their infants more demanding from 3 months postpartum and that up to 42 months they continued to show significant parenting stress according to the PSI [ 9, 26], and that their interactional difficulties may persist until 3 years postpartum [ 27].

Histopathology reporting of micrographic sections is considerably more demanding, from five to 10 times longer than conventional sections, depending on the number of samples.

When successful, these platforms catalyze a virtuous cycle: More demand from one user group spurs more from the other.

Lower fuel costs mean lower ticket prices and thus more demand from passengers.

Grant Miller said: "The market is evolving - there is more demand from a wider set of consumers.

If there were more demand from any source, this would employ many of these workers.

"They argue such public pressure weakens the Israeli position within the negotiations and could lead to more demands from Hamas".

Once is enough?" When the caravan stopped today in Chilton, Wis., there were more demands from the crowd for kisses.

The writer claims that jugglers embody "the human effort to cope gracefully with more demands, from more directions, than one person can reasonably be expected to manage".

"Jade is getting rarer and we have more demand from China, so it's really a question of demand and supply," Ms. Sek said.