Increasing the supply of doctors, for example, would increase access to care but could make it more difficult to rein in costs.
Credit card rates, for example, would increase causing balances to become less desirable to consumers.
However, the concomitant existence of hypoxemia, high oxygen requirement, and/or acidosis, for example, would increase a patient's risk for developing ALI.
Clery fines, for example, would increase from $35,000 to $100,000 per violation.
Using three dimensions and requiring a positive result in two of the three dimensions, for example, would increase the success rate by reducing the number of false negatives due to the failure of an overgo in one of the dimensions.
Environmental conditions impact turgor pressure; high salinity or water stress reduce turgor, whereas hypo-osmotic conditions (as in flooding) and compression due to stomping by animals or bending by wind, for example, would increase the pressure.
Using a mutation rate of 10-7 [ 33], for example, would increase the age of the expansions by one order of magnitude (265,000 to 335,000 yrs for the older expansion and 33,000-140,000 yrs for the younger expansion).
If the Board of Public Utilities reported that the average price was $1.50, for example, the tax would increase by one-tenth of a cent.
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