Sentence examples for of increased vigilance from inspiring English sources

In the recent Tour, four cyclists were hauled off for doping, perhaps a sign of increased vigilance.

According to the American navy, oil smuggling by ship has fallen by half this year, mostly because of increased vigilance by Iran.

And, No. 3, is there more to come?" Mr. Wise added that F.D.A. warnings and J.& J. recalls had come at a time of increased vigilance about product safety by the agency and health care companies.

"Especially during these post-9/11 times of increased vigilance, representations like the 'Twilight' series reflect a kind of conspiracy-theory mentality, a fear that there is something secret and dangerous going on in our own community, right under our noses".

When the imports dry up because of increased vigilance by Customs, the pendulum swings back to local law-breaking ingenuity".

Thus, the association may simply be a reflection of increased vigilance for Gilberts in patients who have colon cancer.

Mr. Berlusconi said he would ask for increased vigilance of Libya's coast and the creation of holding centers there for illegal immigrants.

The growing evidence that metabolic by-products of DDT present in the mother during pregnancy impede infant psychomotor development over the first 12 months of life, combined with the long residence times of the metabolites in the environment and in the human body, suggests the need for increased vigilance of prenatal exposure, even in countries that suspended DDT use years and even decades ago.

Separately, an equal number of conservatives, many of them Army veterans, demonstrated for increased vigilance about North Korea, which maintains an army with a million troops north of the border, only 35 miles from here.

It may be that differential mortality rates (as a result of predation) encourage selection for increased vigilance in more vulnerable animals (e.g., males or juveniles) during periods of heightened predation risk.

The ability of swine IAVs to infect humans and cause pandemics such as that of the influenza A(H1N1) virus observed during 2009 33, 4 ) and the sporadic transmission of various swine influenza viruses, including H1N1 (5 ), H3N2 (6 ), and variant H3N2 (7 ), are public health concerns and highlight the need for increased vigilance and understanding of IAV epidemiology among swine.