Sentence examples for unintentionally increased from inspiring English sources

We suggest that breeding for elevated concentrations of BXs in maize may have unintentionally increased colonization by Fusarium species.

That means the intervention program unintentionally increased hemoglobin levels, which was not in accordance with FDA (below 12 g/dl) recommendations [ 52].

Investors who don't understand the fund's strategy could unintentionally increase their risk, just like buying six different mutual funds.

Carbon offset projects can also create leakage, where a project causes impacts that unintentionally increase emissions elsewhere, such as when deforestation is simply relocated rather than avoided.

Finally, it concluded that "a command climate that encourages behavior at the harsher end of the acceptable range of behavior towards detainees may unintentionally increase the likelihood of abuse".

"Moreover, it is very important that we don't unintentionally increase the risk to the taxpayer for these large projects".

"Schools could significantly reduce the education gap by prohibiting mobile phone use, and so by allowing phones, New York may unintentionally increase the inequalities of outcomes".

Third, ambiguity in art can intentionally (or unintentionally) increase the interest in a work of art by refusing to allow easy categorization and interpretation.

The report says that Universal Credit may unintentionally increase food poverty, as it will be paid monthly rather than fortnightly; there is a concern this will leave many running out of money for food by the end of the month and having to go without for several days.

The order also calls on federal agencies to identify ways to remove barriers in laws or programs that might make it difficult to address climate-related issues, and to "reform policies and Federal funding programs that may, perhaps unintentionally, increase the vulnerability of natural or built systems, economic sectors, natural resources, or communities to climate change related risks".

Second, a caregiver-companion may unintentionally increase the time needed for recovery by creating additional stress for the patient.