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For a large orbital vehicle, like the space shuttle or the International Space Station (ISS), the centre of mass is the best place to locate sensitive experiments, because disturbances increase with distance from the centre.

Large-amplitude disturbances increase the critical length by effectively dividing the gradient into subregions.

Prolonged eating disturbances increase the risk for a full-blown eating disorder and lifelong health impairment.

Considering the general behavior of the atmosphere, in which disturbances increase with altitude in accordance with an exponential decrease in density, this small but detectable solid and dashed line difference in the troposphere may be the seed of EPB activity.

Finally, by using this index and data gathered from nine landscapes (3 × 3 km each), we tested the hypothesis that structural attributes (abundance, biomass, and species diversity of trees) of regenerating forests decrease as agriculture disturbances increase in the landscape.

Results concerning the velocity and temperature field indicate that the presence of the magnetic field influences the flow field considerably and the disturbances increase as the magnetic field strength increases.

Common to all three noise sources is that the extent of all activity disturbances increased with increased general annoyance.

The rate of positive responses in the visual, respiratory, cardiovascular, digestive and nervous systems, sleep disturbances and emotional disturbances increased accordingly as noise and vibration increased.

Acidosis is frequently observed in this context [2] and is often multifactorial, resulting from major metabolic disturbances (increased levels of blood lactate, phosphate, unmeasured anions, acute kidney injury) as well as respiratory disturbances.

Longstreet's use of black troops during the disturbances increased the denunciations by anti-Reconstructionists.

"Some studies indicate regular use of both forms of cannabis is associated with lethargy and reduced motivation, short-term cognitive disturbances, increased injury and road traffic crash risk, and signs of psychological dependence symptoms," says Thomas G. Brown, director and principal investigator of the Addiction Research Program at the Douglas Mental Health University Institute.