Sentence examples for ongoing intensification from inspiring English sources

"Moreover, these product segments are experiencing ongoing intensification of competition from a proliferation of new products".

The ongoing intensification of aquaculture has spurred the development of feeds that efficiently meet the nutritional needs of target species.

The development of these landscapes during the past decades have been characterized by ongoing intensification as a result of changing economic conditions.

As a result, production processes using Chinese hamster ovary cells (CHO) are in the focus of ongoing intensification studies for maximizing cell-specific and volumetric productivities.

For each city we measure the ongoing intensification of spatially concentrated disadvantage and the pace at which 'disadvantage epicentres' have continued to shift outwards in the direction of the metropolitan periphery.

Other areas of Kenya show an ongoing intensification of livestock, through cross-breeding traditional breeds with large breeds of greater market value (BurnSilver and Mwangi 2007; Nkedianye et al. 2011).

Most type 2 diabetic patients require ongoing therapy intensification that eventually includes exogenous insulin administration (1).

The ongoing expansion and intensification of agriculture will put more pressure on native biodiversity and the ecosystem services that biodiversity provides to humanity.

In the face of ongoing landscape homogenisation under agricultural intensification, maintaining fencerow networks may become critical for conserving habitat heterogeneity and farmland biodiversity.

However these agro-forest mosaics are currently disappearing due to the ongoing urban sprawl and agricultural intensification in the plain, and reforestation leading to rural abandonment in the mountains.

In Africa, this situation will be exacerbated in the near future due to interactions between food security, implying the control of grasshopper outbreaks and agricultural intensification, and to ongoing climate changes.