The move also increases the money supply because a central bank buys the bonds by electronically increasing the reserves it holds of the commercial bank from which the purchase was made.
"Paradoxically, the ability to have the forms electronically has increased the number of forms and made them longer," said Ms. Furchtgott-Roth, "because if you don't have to print them, it's a lot easier to require someone to do it".
As older taxpayers "become more comfortable with their PC's and the Internet, and more confident in the ease and the security of the process," he added, "I believe the number filing electronically will increase significantly".
The amount and variety of data available electronically have dramatically increased in the last decade; however, data and documents are stored in different ways and do not usually show their internal structure.
Since 2004, the number of computer-tailored interventions electronically delivered has increased, particularly in physical activity studies (see Table 1).
Efforts to monitor communication are nothing new, but electronically mediated communication has increased the amount of information being shared, and the possibilities for eavesdropping are endless.
One of the two DSMs whose colleagues were sharing data electronically explained: 'it has increased sharing compared with paper, as it is much easier to use'.
The effect of the control mechanism is to increase electronically the total mechanical inertia of the roll to roll system.
Given the explosion of free text based electronically available publications, increasing strategies in text mining and information extraction were applied to extract biomedical knowledge.
Limitations of [F]MISO PET include the modest signal-to-noise ratio of raw [F]MISO PET images but if a venous blood sample is acquired during the mid-course of the imaging procedure and used to calculate a tumour /blood (T /B) ratio image, then normoxic uptake (T /B < 1) can be electronically subtracted to increase image contrast.
