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As a result, several new methods have been pointed, at increasing the stiffness of steel members without much increase in the weight of steel required.

From a different political position, fingers were pointed at increasing social inequalities, growing alienation among the young, and the poor example set by the greed of bankers and by MPs' fraudulent expenses.

Thus a large part of what is being pointed at is increased inequality among wage earners, not a decline in the share of increased productivity going to wage earners.

And the finger of blame is being pointed very firmly at the increasing reliance of major financial institutions on automated trading.

Participation in competitive sports was a risk factor for OIs during military training, indicating that as the total amount of exercise increases from 17 hours per week in military setting, there is point at which OIs clearly increase.

Each successive sampling point was located at increasing distance from the radar station and subject to differing levels of electromagnetic field strength (Fig. 1).

A tunable laser is another option but this would have to be accurately pointed at any ground-based telescope, thereby increasing the complexity of the design.

The expected GBCA and PET radiotracer distribution through the phantom can be seen at increasing time points of the 2D MR imaging sequence and fused PET-MR images detailing the first pass dynamics of the phantom.

To assess the optimal conditions for combinatorial use of Bortezomib and 17-DMAG in rhabdomyosarcoma tumour cells, the effects of Bortezomib and 17-DMAG as single agents were first investigated in ERMS (RD) and ARMS (RH30) cell lines, and cell viability was measured at increasing time points.

Those who self harmed with suicidal intent at some point were also at increased risk of poorer educational and occupational outcomes.

In the future, we intend to investigate these impacts against larger, longer and more diverse datasets to determine if there is a point at which increasing study duration or sample size no longer materially affects simulation outcomes.