Sentence examples for without further increasing from inspiring English sources

"It enables multifunctional use of space in densely populated areas, without further increasing flood risk".

It is concluded that only preventive measures are able to reduce the NO−3 contamination level without further increasing N2O emissions, a result providing new insights for future management bringing together water-agro-ecosystems.

In relation to biodiversity, poverty traps raise the question of how to improve socio-economic wellbeing without further increasing the consumption of scarce, fragile, or overexploited resources.

The addition of a plasmid encoding MSN lacking its 3' UTR, rendering it untargetable by miR-200c, abolishes the ability of miR-200c to decrease migration without further increasing the migratory ability of the mock and negative control transfected cells.

Although so far radiologists have been more reluctant to involve paramedics in the diagnostic making process, it is inevitable that reorganization of radiological units needs to happen should the high quality of care be met without further increasing the costs.

Infection with higher MOIs led to MCET formation (Fig. S2B, arrow) without further increase in number (data not shown).

Even without further increases in prevalence, the impact of the epidemic will continue to mount for many years to come".

The maximum recovery and purity that can be achieved, without further increase in cost, are 92% and 92.5%, respectively.

At follow-up both self-regulation and increased connectivity in empathy networks were fully maintained, although without further increases in empathy ratings.

"With growth figures coming in well below the Treasury's forecasts, we continue to be sceptical of the chancellor's ability to deliver his spending plans without further increases in taxation and social security contributions," it says.

Capital Economics, which is firmly in the bearish camp, yesterday calculated that even without further increases in debt a 2% rise in rates would take income gearing (the amount of income that households are paying to service debts) to the level of 1988, the height of the last boom.