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Mechanization and consolidation increased the average farm size after the 1930s.

The coefficient of consolidation increased from 0.00196 for pure water clay soil to 0.002744 for clay soil mixed with 80% salt.

Use of a vascularised segment of fibula to reconstruct segmental defects of the tibia has advantages of shorter time to consolidation, increased potential for remodelling, greater resistance to infection and better long-term mechanical properties [35].

For the opposing effects GCs exert on wake consolidation, increased noradrenergic activity hallmarking the wake state might be of particular relevance, as the enhancing effect of GCs on encoding is known to require additional noradrenergic activation (Roozendaal 2003; Roozendaal et al., 2006a, 2006b).

At 3 and 4 dpi or dpc, pulmonary lesions comprised multifocal, cranioventral, lobular consolidation, increasing in number and extension at dpi/dpc 7, when the cranial and middle lung lobes appeared almost entirely consolidated (Fig. 2A and Text S1).

While coefficient compressibility decrease downward, the coefficient consolidation increases downward showing a poor foundation material at the shallow section (Raju et al. [17, 18].

Combination of these factors makes the effect that in the initial operation years of the highway, degree of thaw consolidation increases.

Trends illustrated in this case study of aquaculture development include: initial increases in numbers of farms and companies, followed by decreases due to industry consolidation; increases in average farm size, and productivity of systems and employees; increases in survival, size at age and productivity of fish (yield per smolt, ova per broodstock); reduced dependence on wild stocks for ova.

Simply put, the Medicare beneficiary is the biggest loser when consolidation runs amok, as consolidation increases prices for the patient.

Consolidation has increased its global reach.

"We see accelerated consolidation and increased remuneration" in investment banking.