Sentence examples for more severe under from inspiring English sources

Competition between trees is actually more severe under limiting conditions (water, nutrients, or light) than it is under toxic conditions.

It is not unreasonable to speculate that these costs might be more severe under increasingly complex, realistic task conditions (e.g., when driving) (Strayer et al., 2003).

Changes of the climatic means and extremes already show impacts on land cover that are expected to be more severe under future climate conditions.

Drought reduced tuber dry weight, total biomass, harvest index, WUEt and WUEb, and reductions were more severe under the severe drought stress of 25%AW.

To understand CUI, the difference in a system under insulation and a system without insulation must be determined to confirm the anecdotally held understanding that corrosion can be more severe under insulation.

Although the performance of blended cement mortars was observed to be better under a conventional exposure regime, the damage in blended cement mortars was more severe under the exposure regimes that promoted the physical sulfate attack in a Na2SO4 environment.

Starry Night patrons range from those who have mild depression to more severe but under-control illnesses like bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.

Vitamin A deficiency damages immune systems so that illness is more common and more severe, increasing under-five death rates by up to a third.

New York City, for instance, has laws against schemes to defraud, criminal possession of a forged instrument and larceny under false pretenses, and the penalties are more severe than under federal mail and wire fraud statutes.

Abroad, the contraction was even more severe: assets under management in Spain and Germany dropped from €2.7 billion to €1.7 billion.

If it is, that could trigger more severe punishment under both American law and the international arms embargo imposed on Iraq by the United Nations.