Sentence examples for to influxes from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, however, NHS bosses said that they were seeing high levels of respiratory illness and increasingly sicker patients arriving at A&E. Central planning for the season is more coordinated than ever before, with a new National Emergency Pressures Panel attempting to help hospitals put plans in place, rather than simply react to influxes of patients.

The town experiences strong seasonal increases in population due to influxes of tourists.

Student protest leaders have found little leverage in their demands for greater democracy, and police have been cautious about taking action after previous attempts to clear protest sites only led to influxes of demonstrators.

The 'Deep Slope' (∼27 m) on the other hand, has low irradiance levels compared to the shallow habitats and during summer, experiences slightly lower average temperatures (monthly average during February 2008 was ∼1°C lower) due to influxes of deep, sub-thermocline water (Bongaerts et al. unpublished data).

20 21 22 These surges corresponded to influxes of pH1N1 related admissions to intensive care units.

16 The target was surpassed due to influxes into Protection of Civilians sites, especially the site in Bentiu.

Richter-Dennerlein, R. et al. Mitochondrial protein synthesis adapts to influx of nuclear-encoded protein.

The cause of the recent Hg concentrations may be related to influx of contaminated watershed soils or sediments.

Another hallmark of ALI is increased alveolar-capillary permeability leading to influx of protein rich edema fluid into the airspace.

According to Pall (2013), the death of cancer cells can be initiated by the disruption of the plasma membrane, leading to influx of Ca2+ which causes cell damage.

This was due to influx of Ca2+ through Cavs, but not to the activation of NCXs, as recently suggested [17].