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For a further increase of the bandwidth the presented phototransistors were designed with small emitter areas resulting in a small base-emitter capacitance.

Mr. Obama has spent several weeks reviewing a request by Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, the American and NATO commander in Afghanistan, for a further increase of as many as 40,000 troops.

"Given the proof-of-principle nature of the present work and taking into consideration data reported in literature on atomic magnetometers, one can anticipate a great potential for a further increase in detection capability and range," they say.

Significant intra- and inter-patient variability limited possible performance gains so that they are unlikely to be clinically substantial, indicating a need for a further increase patient-specific or sub-cohort specific approaches to manage variability.

Councils had pinned their hopes on more from the Better Care Fund, the pot of money that is supposed to be joining up hospital and social care, but they were not even given permission for a further increase in the precept they can levy to meet the cost of the paying the national living wage.

For a further increase in R&D investment, the support of industry is essential, because the level of public funding is already similar to that in many western European countries.

These results reported here are substantiated by Vandromme and colleagues, who demonstrated that patients with prehospital SI >0.9 have a 1.5-fold increased risk for MT. A further increase of SI >1.3 was even associated with a MT rate of 20% [ 17].

However, for subgroups with maximum-achieved Hb levels ⩾12 g dl−1 (HR range 1.50 1.59) there was no indication for a further increased risk of mortality.

We are on track to deliver our expected growth for 2015 and a further increase in shareholder returns.

Provisional figures for 2018 suggest a further increase to record levels; most Colombian cocaine is shipped by Mexican cartels and their partners to the USA and Europe.

This could be done, for example, by a further increase of €10bn in the paid in capital of the EIB, subscribed by 28 member states, which, thanks to both EIB and private bank leverage, could fund an increase of private investment of up to €160bn.