Future data center development could consider site location, along with efficiency measures, to limit the environmental impact attributable to this increasingly prominent economic sector.
This rapid increase is largely attributable to the increasingly widespread use of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing, which has led to an increase in the recorded incidence of localised prostate cancer (Evans and Møller, 2003; Pashayan et al, 2006a, 2006b).
National air quality standards and emission control technologies are having a positive effect on air quality, but persistent air pollution is increasingly attributable to a growing and outdated vehicle fleet and to famously congested roads.
During the Modern period, there was renewed interest in scientific determinism a change attributable to the development of increasingly sophisticated mechanistic models of the universe culminating in the success of Newtonian physics.
The very heavy disability burden attributable to headache disorders is becoming increasingly clear [1, 2].
To what extent this "missing heritability" is attributable to rare or structural variation is increasingly of interest to researchers and supported by a growing list of rare copy number variants (CNV) reported to be associated with BMI and obesity [ 16– 24].
If this doting coverage really is attributable to careful grooming, as opposed to the increasingly blinding effect of royal goggles, as Prince Charles lurches towards power, its effects must be inspirational to anyone suffering ostensibly terminal career damage, not to mention everyone over 40.
They are being used increasingly due to their cost-effectiveness, attributable to the simplicity of their manufacture and the replacement of selected milk ingredients by cheaper vegetable products.
23 Reducing overtreatment of malaria in the private sector is becoming increasingly important as the proportion of fevers attributable to malaria reduces so the relative importance of non-malaria causes increases.
But much of the transformation of the Queen's image, from the chilly, notoriously philistinic matriarch who couldn't care less about Diana to an ever more droll and sympathetic mentor to pitifully grateful prime ministers is surely attributable to Mirren's superb acting, and to the writers who have increasingly depicted the monarch as – so long as you are not Margaret Thatcher – fabulous company.
