We also see a long term increase in the value of the OMG network as more and more transactions take place on the network," Hasegawa said.
It was shown that a long-term increase of pressure in this region coincided with a secular rise of solar/geomagnetic activity which was accompanied by a decrease in GCR intensity.
We hypothesised that a history of attempted suicide is associated with a long term increased risk of complicated grief, depression, and suicide ideation after the index suicide.
10 Whether this translates into a long term increased risk of cardiovascular disease and death for the offspring is unknown.
It is also presumed to be the basis for a long-term increase in the amount of use of the more-affected extremity and of improved language functions following short-term intensive training.
TIA is associated with a long-term increase in risk of stroke, 17 18 so there may be value in diagnosing 'old' events that have not presented to medical services in order to target secondary prevention.
On the basis of these results, a long-term increase in the occurrence of HAIs sustained by resistant strains as a result of topical SDRD with antibiotics cannot be excluded, and this issue warrants cautious attention in further studies.
There has been, first, a long-term increase in the number of people saying the country is on the "wrong track".
The Games promised to "inspire a generation" and the government vowed to use the £9.3bn invested in staging the Olympics to deliver a long-term increase in the number of young people and adults playing sport.
Mark Rogers, chief executive of Circle Housing Group, which manages 65,000 homes, said he felt it was inevitable that there would be a long-term increase in the number of people failing to pay their rent.
Paralleling these geometric changes is the remodeling of bone architecture with a long-term increase in periarticular BMD and remodeling of the trabeculae network.
