Sentence examples for precipitating increased from inspiring English sources
They may escalate into a recession, defined broadly as a self-reinforcing reduction in economic activity characterized by persistent job losses precipitating increased unemployment [ 4].
Therefore, the increased expression of IL-1β and TNF-α that we observed after fluoxetine administration may directly lead to the impairment of BBB function and increased permeability of the barrier, thus precipitating increased brain metastasis.
In most extended and traditional family units in developing countries, the aging parents of migrant workers may be additionally tasked with caring for the grandchildren of the left-behind family, precipitating increased health problems [ 15].
Such wage decreases might precipitate increased financial burdens on the nursing workforce with an increased number of nurses in financial hardship [ 37].
This will never be acceptable either to Palestinians or to the international community, and will inevitably precipitate increased tension within Palestine and stronger resentment from the Arab world against America, which will be held accountable for the plight of the Palestinians.
The average size of γ′ precipitates increased with the increasing of stress at the same interrupted time.
The volume and size of TiB2 precipitates increased with increasing Ti content.
The volume fraction of γ′ precipitates increased in the specimen aged at 732 °C following stress relaxation at 500 °C for 300 h.
Initially, until the addition of 10percentt (w/v) trehalose, the percentage amount of trehalose precipitated increased with the increase in the starting concentration of trehalose.
The changes in coating morphology included the formation of distinctive "square shape precipitates", increased surface roughness, coating thickening and cracking.
It was also observed that for the three crudes, the amount of asphaltene precipitated increased on using mixed solvent (n-pentane + n-heptane) an observation explainable by the contribution of the shorter chain-length hydrocarbon (n-pentane).
