The other three dependent variables, the consultations in outpatient hospitals (AMB; +7.1%), the costs for outpatient medication (MED; +3.2%), and the number of nursing home days (SOM; +6.6%), show expanding tendencies across all cantons.
Coggins is still at it today, running a company called Aura Imaging, and, as is any entrepreneur's tendency, is expanding the scope of his product.
"Global content is not a subservient part of ITV, we have imperialistic tendencies for expanding," she said, speaking at the MediaGuardian.co.uk Changing Media Summit late yesterday.
Some suggest that shrinking families and expanding incomes have fed a tendency to try to "childproof the world," an argument that has been made in recent years by Nick Gillespie, the editor in chief of Reason, a libertarian monthly magazine.
Yang labels the tendency to expand and dominate; yin labels the tendency to draw things in by yielding.
In what could be considered the inverse of "mission creep", instead of expanding, the mission now has a tendency to contract to the task of self-defence.
Intelligent people have a tendency to have an interest in these areas, and expanding your vocabulary will help you associate with intelligent people.
By resisting the tendency displayed by other Asian countries like India to keep expanding its classes of "exempt" incomes, China has steadfastly increased its tax-to-GDP ratio.
But like mainstream Hollywood films, nonfiction books have shown a tendency to expand in recent years, for no particular reason.
But efforts to reach this maximum have been thwarted by silicon's tendency to expand as it collects the lithium ions.
Additionally, those specimens showed little tendency to expand after the immersion age of 2 months.
