Measures targeting adults are preferable to larval control due to the large number of breeding sites by the river compared to the small number of houses and the generally accepted increased efficiency of targeting the adult stage for malaria reduction [35], [36].
The generally accepted maximum increase in average global temperature that humans can sustain without dangerous consequences.
This anchoring by the CBM is generally accepted to increase the effective concentration of cellulases onto the solid substrate, thereby assisting the enzyme through the phase transfer from the soluble fraction (enzyme) to the insoluble fraction (substrate) [ 40].
Although it is still generally accepted that increased lactate levels in critically ill patients are associated with a worse prognosis, increased lactate levels may be, at least in part, a physiological response to severe stress.
The use of two homogenization units (e.g. orifices) in series thereby is generally accepted as increasing homogenization efficiency, even when the mechanism is still not fully understood yet.
It is generally accepted that increasing protein unfolding and decreasing intramolecular hydrophobic interactions are crucial to the formation of protein nanoparticles [ 46].
While it is generally accepted that increasing the number of people trained in CPR may help improve the frequency of bystander CPR, it is now well-accepted that school children may be a valuable target audience to teach [ 9, 55].
It is generally accepted that increased mitochondrial connectivity produced by shifting the balance of mitochondrial dynamism toward either more fusion or less fission represents a more physiological condition, and that less connectivity or fragmentation provoked by increased fission or impaired fusion is pathological.
It is generally accepted that an increase in final demand increases the prices of commodities, and vice versa.
It is generally accepted that an increase in the intracapsular volume of fluid, due either to the bleeding following a trauma or to a septic/aseptic synovitis, contributes to an increased intracapsular pressure (Wingstrand et al. 1987, Bonnaire et al. 1998).
