"There will be liver transplants, multiple hospitalizations to treat liver failures, and increased numbers of deaths".
These locations contain lower numbers of iron reducers, and increased numbers of fermenters with detectable methanogens.
Mr Emanuel has some ammunition left, including the prospect of school closures and increased numbers of charter schools.
Cheaper air travel and increased numbers of international air passengers facilitated the movement of SARS from Asia to North America and Europe in a matter of days.
Many graduates have emerged from their studies to face a perfect storm of reduced vacancies and increased numbers of NQSWs competing for that diminished pool of jobs.
General indications of infection, such as fever and increased numbers of white blood cells, are accompanied by local signs of inflammation, such as reddening, swelling, and warmth.
many UK midwives experience workplace adversity resulting from a national shortage of midwives, rise in birth rate and increased numbers of women entering pregnancy with complex care needs.
Deletion of EBF1 from the mesenchymal lineage results in expanded marrow sinusoids, an increase in marrow adipogenesis, and increased numbers of vessels traversing the mineralized portion of cortical bone.
Ahearne, M.J. et al. Enhancement of CD154/IL4 proliferation by the T follicular helper (Tfh) cytokine, IL21 and increased numbers of circulating cells resembling Tfh cells in chronic lymphocytic leukaemia.
HIV infection is associated with a range of oral conditions, and increased numbers of disease-associated microbial species have previously been found in HIV-positive subjects.
This genetic variability can be attributed to the often higher mutation rates, multiple selective hurdles, variable micro-environments, and increased numbers of cell generations that characterize cancers.
