Sentence examples for movements and increases from inspiring English sources

The urban expansion along the coast often results in ground sealing of coastline which disturbs natural erosion dynamics and tidal movements and increases flood risk in close proximity to the river channels susceptible to storms (Alfredini et al. 2008, 2012, 2014, 2015).

It has been shown that Kif18A attenuates centromere movements and increases the proportion of time that centromeres spend in a slow velocity state during both directional switches and persistent movements [ 4, 38].

While Noteboom et al (2001a)[ 4] hypothesized elevated neuroendocrine activity during heightened arousal being responsible for the changes in motor performance, Davis et al (2002) [ 6] and Marras et al (2000) [ 5] suggested a biomechanical pathway leading to an overreaction of the musculoskeletal system i.e. in less controlled trunk movements and increases in trunk muscle coactivation.

In this study, we demonstrated that escitalopram improved the behavioral phenotype and anhedonic-like state in depression during myocardial ischemia/reperfusion, characterized by increased scores of horizontal movements, vertical movements and increased consumption of sucrose solution.

This intensification, combined with the shift to a largely urban public, has resulted in increased scrutiny of the dairy industry by social and environmental movements and increased concern regarding the dairy industry's sustainability.

Since 2008, three streams of instability have dominated world affairs: the economic crisis; social unrest among a thwarted young generation that produced the Arab spring and the Occupy movements; and increased diplomatic rivalry between Russia, its proxies and the west.

Roads in urbanized areas can impact carnivore populations by constraining their movements and increasing mortality.

No mortality was observed when adults were exposed during the first 24 h but several animals showed uncoordinated movements and increased mucus production at all tested concentrations.

The patients of Studies II and III enhanced their performance of the target movements and increased their indices of positive participation (e.g., smiles and verbalizations) during the sessions.

Whereas fearful expressions are associated with a larger visual field, faster eye movements and increased nasal volume and air velocity, the opposite pattern of physiological properties has been found for disgust faces in expressers.

The same study found relationships between decreased repetitive movements and increased satisfaction with the supervisor's attitude, and improved work ability.