Sentence examples for small scale increases from inspiring English sources

But prolonged violence, even on a small scale, increases the chance that the Thai military will stage a coup.

Mercury intrusion porosimetry failed to show consistent, small scale increases in porosity after freeze thaw, likely as a result of significant changes in the damaged areas not captured via the porosimetry scale.

Even though declining seagrass biomass and growth is the global trend (Orth and others 2006; Duarte and Gattuso 2008), small scale increases have been identified, particularly in tropical regions (Short and others 1985; Powell and others 1989; Short and others 1990; Powell and others 1991; Udy and others 1999; Campbell and others 2002).

Also, floristic heterogeneity at the small scale increased with abandonment.

America's carbon dioxide emissions have been falling over the last few years to the lowest levels since the 1990s, because of a switch from coal to cheaper natural gas, and on a smaller scale increased investment in renewables.

Most commonly these false alarms occurred following isolated small-scale increases in notifications, or increases prior to a defined outbreak period.

The precision and force necessary to reliably etch magnetic information into smaller and smaller scales, increasing HDD capacity, is approaching the "not worth it" level, while solid state memory is a younger technology, meaning improvements are comparatively easier (theoretically).

In E2 d 1 2, the sedimentary area extended with the boundary crossing the Zhen 2 and Hanliu faults because of the small-scale increase of lake water and decrease in tectonic activity (Fig. 9b).

Despite these challenges, our field assessment revealed that small scale irrigation increases crop yields, improves crop diversification, and reduces the risk of crop failure.

It offers practical exercises in writing and modifying code, beginning on a small scale and increasing in substance.

At the small scale, occurrence increased with average forest age and volume of spruce trees.