Meanwhile, the sinking loss increased as the water column became static, even exceeding the increase of intrinsic biomass, suggesting that sinking loss was the main mechanism for the reduction under light-shading.
Dmitriev and Mangel [44] suggest that ephaptic feedback should be positive for full-field stimulation because the reduction of the current flowing through the glutamate receptors will exceed the increase of the current through the hemichannels.
Interestingly, the increase of cell elongation in the PD axis still exceeds the increase of elongation of the blade in the dumpy ov1 mutant wing.
However, discovering significant structural, heating, or plumbing deficiencies in the home at any insurance level, the repair price of which meets or exceeds the increase of the purchase price of the home, gives the buyer options.
Even though LE continued to rise over labeling time (Fig. 1c), the loss of radioactivity exceeded the increase in LE after 30 35 min and the net radioactivity began to decrease after this time (Fig. 1d).
The rate of sediment supply was able to keep pace with, or exceeded, the increased rate of accommodation space creation.
A nonlinear model, especially one in which health benefits are greater for lead reduction nearer the population's zero lead point than farther from it, would argue for further reduction in population lead levels and CDC action limits if the accelerated health benefit at lower lead levels exceeded the increased costs of lead reduction to those levels.
Other studies have found that the average deductible in CDHPs has been increasing every year and that the rate of increase has exceeded the growth of household income.
Only when the growth of production exceeds the increase in productivity the volume of work will increase and additional jobs are created.
Moreover, a capital expenditure for permanent improvement or betterment of property which would not ordinarily be for the purpose of medical care (within the meaning of this paragraph) may, nevertheless, qualify as a medical expense to the extent that the expenditure exceeds the increase in the value of the related property, if the particular expenditure is related directly to medical care.
