Sentence examples for more severe due from inspiring English sources

While asthma represents a global public health issue due to high prevalence rates in the general population (ranging from 1% to 18% of the population in different Countries), several studies now indicate that the impact on public health is even more severe due to the difficulty in achieving full disease control with available therapies [ 1, 2].

Stormwater problems have become more severe due to the increase in urbanization.

Fe0 corrosion and pore volume reduction at this site are more severe due to the presence of NO3− at a high level.

These runtime requirements are likely to become even more severe due to the rapid growth in size of both sequence and model databases.

Environmental loads are not like live loads acting on land-based structure but are more severe due to unpredictable weather conditions.

Dr Ameer Abdulla, research team leader and senior adviser to the IUCN on marine biodiversity and conservation science, said: "Bleaching events are becoming more frequent and more severe due to global climate change.

Higher irradiation power and frequencies result in more severe graphitization due to higher temperature and accumulative heating respectively.

Although fire has been historically uncommon in southwestern American hot deserts (e.g., the Mojave), these regions have experienced more severe fires due to recent invasions of exotic species that increased proneness to fire.

Although the methanation of trace quantities of carbon oxides has been practiced commercially for many years, methanation from syngas poses a more severe problem due to the high and unstable concentrations of reactants in the produced gas.

The spores required more severe conditions due to their different and very resistant structures since complete inactivation was obtained after 360 min of exposure at 30 MPa and 40 °C or at 30 MPa and 30 °C after the addition of 200 ppm of H2O2 to near critical CO2.

Moreover, among individuals with TTH, those with insomnia experienced more frequent headaches, increased rates of psychiatric comorbities, and more severe disability due to headache.