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The effects are likely to be most pronounced in areas where national associations hold little sway, with fears that corruption could be increased, rather than decreased, in such locations as Africa and South America once the doors are opened to all.

Additionally, to prevent and control avian influenza, veterinary biosecurity on farms need to be increased, rather than vaccine application alone, and live poultry markets should be shut down.

Moreover, the responses to one single agent for two different headache syndromes in our patient and in Rozen's case report suggests that the dose of previously effective drug should be increased (rather than to add new drug) for the change in the pattern of headache and for co existence of two different types of headache syndrome at the same time.

Strengthen Social Security, a coalition of 320 groups, reviewed the program's ability to meet current and future needs and concluded that benefits should be increased rather than cut.

It is possible that when stress granule formation is inhibited, in conjunction with the over-expression of Dhh1, P-body formation would now be increased, rather than stress granule formation.

However, in patients with coronary artery disease, plasma CD40L was found to be increased, rather than decreased, in association with air pollution exposure (Rückerl et al. 2007).

But at the same time, renewables appear to be increasing rather than decreasing in competitiveness.

Edna is fond of some of the ceramic animals, but the fact that her mother's productivity seems to be increasing rather than waning with the passing of the years has given her pause.

"It appears that the surplus projections will be increasing rather than decreasing, and by a fairly significant amount," said Representative John M. Spratt Jr. of South Carolina, the senior Democrat on the House Budget Committee.

The striking increase in gender difference found in this study suggests there may be increasing rather than decreasing gender role inequality in this area of Kenya.

GENEVA/NEW YORK, 18 November 2004 - UNICEF said today that reports of violence against women and children, in and around Darfur's camps for civilians displaced by fighting, seems to be increasing rather than diminishing.