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When you're mobile, any delay is even more discouraging and may stop you from accessing the Net altogether.

It's even more discouraging to individual doctors who are thinking of buying, say, their own M.R.I. machine.

I have little doubt that those figures, when supplemented for the two decades since 1969, would disclose an even more discouraging comparison.

"The helmet law will have an even more discouraging effect on scooter use than on cycling," Mr. Komanoff said, "because the scooter use is more casual.

But what may prove even more discouraging to potential buyers is academic research showing that the financial rewards of ownership were uncertain even before the crash.

While the organizational moves seem to be faltering, it is even more discouraging to realize that the root causes of clerical abuse are not being treated.

What is even more discouraging is that optimism concerning the reversal of this trend is also low.

The data is even more discouraging when examined in a global context, with American students recently falling to 37th in the world on international math assessments.

Other recent research paints an even more discouraging picture.

The imatinib non-adherence news may get even more discouraging, if we consider the study by Efficace et al (2012) in this issue of the Journal.

Native advertising is a response by ad-supported content sites to deal with the fact that display advertising – clearly separated advertising units on a given page – yields ever-more discouraging response rates.