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Mortality is known to be increased after a fracture, especially after a hip fracture [ 24].

Moreover, the risk of rectal cancer as a second tumour seems to be increased after a first cervical cancer (Hemminki et al, 2001a).

A dose of 50 mg/d could initially be administered, and if no idiosyncratic reactions occur, it could be increased after a week.

For any fasting plasma glucose (FPG) level >240 mg/dl at weeks 4 and 6, >220 mg/dl at week 8, or >200 mg/dl at week 10, the insulin dose could be increased after a retest.

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Metabolic needs does not seem to be increased after an acute stroke [ 24].

Security at the site, which spreads 40 miles and is 85 miles northeast of Bombay, was increased after a bombing killed more than 50 people in Bombay on Monday.

Size of nanoparticles was increased after a week and their bandgap energy was decreased.

If approved, it would mark the third year the defence budget had been increased, after a decade of cuts.

It had been thought the authority would need to save £30m, however that figure has now been increased after a government grant forecast.

Excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC) is increased after a strength-training workout.

Security at religious and other sites has been increased after a string of Islamic extremist attacks on France.

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