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July statistics show United took back market share from some competitors because its increase in revenue per seat was larger than the 8percentt industry average, Mr. Engel said.

The CO2 is hence the best indicator of new deep magma supply, because its increase in concentration and flow at ground reflects increased exsolution from deep sources.

The decision was criticized by sectors of the city population because its increase would represent a "blow up in the economy" of the inhabitants, as the minimum wage in Mexico City is 64.76 pesos, as of January 2013.

The first proposed role of NPM1 was in the regulation of cell growth, proliferation and transformation because its expression increases in response to mitogenic stimuli and is up-regulated in highly proliferative and malignant cells.

Regarding bacterial meningitis, MMP-9 seems especially interesting, because its concentration increases in CSF and the brain tissue of patients and animals in an experimental setting [ 6, 12- 14].

Homer1a has been described as a brain-specific marker of sleep homeostasis because its expression increases in response to SD (39).

13): Julia Moskin mentions the rising price of cocoa beans, but the price of cocoa butter has risen even faster because of its increased use in fine chocolate, skin care and cosmetics products and for other uses.

Because of its increasing use in the clinical practice, observations of some unusual and complicated cases are also emerging.

For example, the Indian mining industry is facing an acute shortage of river sand because of its increasing application in civil engineering (Mishra and Das 2010).

The mmp8 gene was chosen because of its remarkable increase in expression following mechanical ventilation (Figure 8B).

Our analysis singled out Kenya as a clear outlier (together with two other countries), with TB/HIV co-dynamics that were incongruous with the rest of sub-Saharan Africa because of its notable increase in TB trends in relation to HIV trends.