Increase in human population has placed a demand for increased food supply.
For example, endorsement of GM-HFIT from regional bodies assisted with recruitment of practices but placed a demand on resources.
A particular stringent way of communicating motivation placed a demand on the patient to do what he/she was being told.
Developments in society and health science [ 2] and, more recently, the use of social media in patient education [ 3] have placed a demand on educators to keep up to date with evidence-based medicine and the use of information technology.
While the importance of the HC in spatial navigation has long been established at the neurophysiological level (Ono et al., 1991; O'Keefe et al., 1998; Rolls, 1999), recent studies have since indicated that the HC is behaviourally important when tasks place a demand on complex spatial representations (Bird and Burgess, 2008; Graham et al., 2010; Mundy et al., 2012).
The energy stored in the gun is transferred into the attacker's muscles, placing a tremendous demand on the muscles.
A good chunk of that capital has gone into building more scooters, placing a huge demand on the few Chinese manufacturers that've tapped into the market.
For example, co-interventions may contribute to urea or fluid accumulation, or systemic acidemia, therefore placing a greater demand on already compromised kidney function.
5 Increasing recognition of ADHD as a lifespan condition is placing a new demand on the NHS to provide diagnostic and treatment services for children, adolescents and adults, exposing serious limitations in existing methods of assessment and management.
Adaptive immunity also wanes with age placing an extra demand on innate immunity, thereby contributing to the constitutive activation of NF-κB and chronic inflammation [ 27].
