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Stringent requirements for performance, flexibility, dependability, and energy-efficiency in uncertain/dynamic environments have increased the demand for endowing systems with self-adaptation capabilities.
The difficulty to foresee the response of these components during the deployment and/or inflation phase in space or microgravity environments has increased the efforts to simulate their behavior.
However, over exploitation of marine resources and accumulation of persistent organic pollutants in aquatic environments has increased the demand for alternative sources of DHA (Sijtsma and Swaaf 2004).
"Common risk factors, such as soft drink consumption and sedentary environments, have increased.
Investigations on microplastics pollution in coastal and marine environments have increased recently but knowledge gaps still exist regarding microplastics in coastal beach soils with high-intensity human activities.
Thus, higher running speed in the novel environment may have increased the firing rate of interneurons and consequently reduced the firing rate differences between familiar and novel environments.
The higher abundance of Azospirillum in the root environment may have increased the secretion of such hormones, thus inhibiting root growth.
Thus, the lower growth rates of phage in the harsh environment could have increased the extinction probability of beneficial mutations if most were produced too late during flask growth to survive the bottleneck.
The demand for reliable, fast, and low-cost data communications services for all types of wireless applications and environments has increased rapidly in the last few years.
Humans have sometimes inadvertently modified the environment in ways that have increased the spread of infection.
Computational methods for simulating stochastic processes in complex spatial environments, or on large networks, have increased the complexity of the biological interactions that we can simulate successfully.
