Sentence examples for zone of increased from inspiring English sources

The most rapid and intense Ne fluctuations occurred in high latitudes, within the zone of increased intensity of GPS signal fluctuations (ground-based ROTI data).

It is hypothesized that this is an artifact of local stress redistribution and creation of a zone of increased constrictivity close to the borehole wall.

The modeling problem is addressed by an equivalent porous medium approach where instead of simulating one small discrete fracture, a wider zone of increased permeability (zone 5) is simulated representing the fracture (not resolved individually) as well as the damaged zone around it.

The incision pattern is best explained by a model of Neogene and ongoing epeirogenic uplift due to an eastward propagating zone of increased upper mantle buoyancy that we infer from propagation of Neogene basaltic volcanism and a strong lateral gradient in modern upper mantle seismic structure.

The simulated result of a dry-out zone of about 1 m (at the end of the heating phase) around the heater hole, and a condensation zone of increased liquid saturation outside of the dry-out zone, is consistent with the radar tomography and air permeability data.

An unbroken zone of increased seismic activity borders the Adriatic Sea, with a belt of thrust faults generally oriented in the northeast southwest direction on the east coast and the northeast southwest normal faults in the Apennines, indicating an Adriatic counterclockwise rotation.

This gradient creates a zone of increasing discomfort sufficient to cause fish to turn around.Electrified systems are used in other parts of the world and to keep fish out of the intake pipes at power plants.

In order to effectively conserve biodiversity in aquatic-and-terrestrial environments, the native vegetation loss within pastures and agriculture landscapes, should be above the "zone of increasing risk of impact" level.

It implies that the current Brazilian Forest Act does not preserve the Cerrado's riparian vegetation and its associated aquatic biodiversity, since the amount of native vegetation loss is below the "zone of increasing risk of impact" we detected for damselflies in evaluated landscapes.

Third, South Africa has relatively low emigration intensity, but as far as people emigrate it is overwhelmingly out-of-the-continent. Fourth, the urban coastal zones of a number of relatively prosperous West-African countries (Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal) form an emergent zone of increasing extra-continental emigration (with the notable exception of Côte d'Ivoire).

When kidneys loaded with M22 at −22 °C were further cooled to an average intrarenal temperature of about −45 °C (about halfway through the putative temperature zone of increasing vulnerability to chilling injury), all kidneys supported life after transplantation and returned creatinine values to baseline, though after a higher transient creatinine peak.