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Zooming out further, Meybaum sees two major factors that mean it's becoming increasingly faster to build and bring to market hardware products.

This revealed that the antigenic phenotype of H3N2 a subtype that is becoming increasingly common evolved faster than the other three subtypes.

These outcomes are becoming increasingly dependent on fast and efficient communication between doctors and patients, and a secure, realtime mobile communication platform can help doctors to more effectively deliver the kind of care we all want.

The display of genomes as DNA sequence is becoming increasingly cheap and fast.

As a result, pelagic seabirds are becoming increasingly threatened at a faster rate globally than all other species-groups of birds [5].

"With Britain's banking habits becoming increasingly digital, smartphones are fast becoming the new local branch for many consumers, and the 2% offered for Atom Bank's one-year fixed savings account could be competitive enough to persuade those still on the fence about controlling their finances from their phones to take the plunge," said Matt Sanders, Gocompare.com's money spokesperson.

These kinds of expenditures are becoming increasingly common among the fast-growing class of "middle-class millionaires".

Finance clerks: As software and cloud technologies increase and improve, financial services are also fast becoming increasingly reliant on advances in technology to replace rote activities previously done by employees or interns.

The delivery of optimal diabetes care is becoming increasingly complex. 1 Fast-growing medical knowledge and increasing attention to quality of care has changed patient care into multiprofessional teamwork involving many healthcare providers.

At 26, Ethan Green has no trouble finding a hot guy to date or engage in casual sex with, but he is becoming increasingly tired of cruising the fast lane and leans toward settling down.

It added that British LIFG members were becoming "increasingly ambitious" at fundraising through fast-food restaurants, fraud, property and car dealing, and raised nearly all the money for the group outside of Libya.British security also asked Gaddafi's security forces for access to detainees and their debriefs.