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The diversification also results in the opportunity to increase farmers' income and a stabilisation of the rural communities without harming the ecological component of those socio-ecological systems (sensu [59]).

Bschor et al. [ 34] report on a manic patient with decreased vigilance who showed both a rapid (within 2 hours) and strong improvement of manic symptoms and a stabilisation of vigilance as assed in the EEG after administration of methylphenidate.

Compared to the 1999 survey, the 2003 survey demonstrated a significant decrease in the prevalence of treatable STIs and a stabilisation of the HIV prevalence; this was reflected in a significant decrease in the reported number of sexual partners and a significant increase in consistent condom use [ 6].

A control of X-inactivation initiation by pluripotency markers and, reciprocally, a stabilisation of the naïve pluripotent state by two active X-chromosomes have been suggested to sustain this equilibrium [ 14, 15].

Co-founder Maya Noël says: "The global attractiveness of the UK has decreased post-brexit – and we are seeing a stabilisation of the situation now where it is going to stay around 12-14% instead of an average 20-25% before Brexit".

Most importantly, and in accordance with other studies, our data indicate that patients under 1st-line palliative chemotherapy experience a stabilisation of physical and psychosocial symptoms and global QOL, rather than a real measurable improvement.

The NMAE of k=15 and k=18 (higher or lower k s are not interesting as lower values are statistically not significant and higher ones only show a stabilisation of the trend) shows an accuracy improvement for our solution compared to standard prediction techniques, even without utility function and exponential smoothing, see Fig. 11.

Clinical improvement was observed already after one hour and it was associated with a stabilisation of vigilance [ 35].

We used January 1st 2012 for the start of the study period, on the basis that (1) it corresponds to the time when the previous movement database (the Scottish Animal Movement System, SAMS) recording Scottish animal movements ended (i.e. November 2011), and (2) there has been a stabilisation of the movement pattern since December 2011.

There is a stabilisation of business and consumer confidence.

The polymerisation of amphiphilic monomers effects a stabilisation of shape and size of the micelles formed by these amphiphiles.