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However, the introduction of rubber tyre roller during the intermediate rolling initially reduced the density by one to two percent but started to increase after several passes.

In addition, after infection with M. fructicola, the transcript levels dropped immediately in the resistant genotypes but started to increase in the susceptible genotypes, indicating a potential early role for this gene in brown rot resistance in plums.

The tumors in the castrated group did not grow for several weeks, but started to increase in size at 12 weeks after castration.

Fructose consumption has been low throughout most of human history, but started to increase after the crusades, when Europeans became acquainted with sucrose produced from sugar cane in Asia.

Between ~20 and ~35 years, performance was very linear, but started to increase at the age of ~35 years in a curvilinear manner for both men and women with increasing age in both women and men.

The prevalence of DR was very low in the first through eighth deciles for each glycemic measure, but started to increase steeply from the ninth decile for FPG (6.2-6.8 6.2-6.8, 2-hour PG (9.2-12.4 mmol/l), HbA1c (5.9-6.2% [41-44 mmol/mol]), and GA (16.2-hour%).

Initially L0d1c also started to decline, similar to L0d1a, but then started to increase.

Time spent resting decreased 59.2% to only 25.2% when the goats first got access to the enclosure, but then started to increase again (Table 1).

Time spent resting decreased 59.2% to only 25.2% when the goats first got access to the enclosure, but then started to increase again (P < 0.0001).

This change in the !Xun lifeway could explain why the BSP for L0d1c show a decline of Ne concurrent with the introduction of pastoralism to their area, but then started to increase rapidly by 1 ka.

Traffic initially decreased towards the end of the project but thereafter started to increase by a steady 10% on a month-on-month basis, with the vast majority of traffic originating from web searches.