However, in their case, it was postulated that immobilisation was primarily a consequence of increased microbial demand to match the higher availability of carbon-rich growth substrate.
Dr Maureen Baker, chair of the Royal College of GPs, said: "Across England we are working harder than ever to meet the needs of our growing and ageing population but longer waiting times is a sad but inevitable consequence of increasing demand not being matched with the appropriate resources in general practice, or enough GPs.
It could be the result of increasing demands on presidents to be more publicly charismatic, which might be a consequence of increased media coverage.
As a consequence of increased awareness among the general public, there has been demand for genetic assessment services (Priority Areas Cancer Team, 1998; Ponder, 1999).
As a consequence of increased awareness of genetic issues and the technology to test for mutations there has been demand for genetic assessment services (Evans et al, 1994; Campbell et al, 1995; Priority Areas Cancer Team, 1998; Ponder, 1999), demand that is likely to increase (Ponder, 1999).
This striking similarity between completely independent examples of mutualistic symbiosis suggests that increased ploidy of symbionts has been selected as a consequence of a symbiotic lifestyle, possibly because of increased demands from the host on productivity of the symbionts and relaxation of the selective constraints found in non-mutualistic relatives.
As a consequence of an increasing demand for the therapeutic drugs, products from marine sources have become attractive as nutraceutical and functional foods and as a source material for the development of drugs [ 11].
Known as tax expenditures in the arcane lexicon of budget experts, they have grown a lot since the early 1990s — a consequence of our increasing demand for government programs coupled with our resistance to raising taxes.
"It is simply a consequence of increasing entropy, increasing disorder".
A direct consequence of an increased demand for more sophisticated materials has been a drive toward developing polymers that exhibit a higher level of structural control, especially in terms of the number and type of functionalities provided within the polymer framework.
For instance, in 1992, despite the fact that Thailand had one physician per 4,500 population, well above this benchmark, there were shortages in some areas and maldistribution as a consequence of rapid economic growth that increased demand for doctors in the private health sector in the period from 1992 to 1997 [ 7- 9].
