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They are now working towards level 3, and will be given an increment once they have completed it.

Similarly, the counter was given an increment corresponding to unsuccessful events also (in case binding or hydrolysis does not occur).

In (b) the presence of organic solvent induces a major amount of borate ions to be complexed, giving an increment in crosslink density and the consequent observed enhancement of intrinsic elastic modulus.

Patients with stable disease have a utility of 0.653 [ 14]; objective response gives an increment of 0.053 (mean of Nafees et al. [ 14] and Doyle et al. [ 15]).

Recording the data of each x-y-plane was performed by rotating the phantom over 360° in 400 steps, which gives an increment of 0.9°.

The addition of 50μg/ml (~0.33μM) concentration of secondary antibody gives an increment in the phase signal of ~16 degrees [see Fig. 9(b)].

For example, doubling the amount of labile iron gives an increment of only 0.6% on the final steady state amount of cLIP.

Addition of a panel of selected KLK markers to clinical parameters gave an increment in AUC of 0.86 beyond the clinical factors at year 1, showing that it can increase the accuracy of prediction of overall survival beyond the traditional clinical information, particularly the short-term (1 year) survival after surgery.

However, the addition of a panel of selected KLK markers (KLK14) at year 1 by stepwise selection in weighted logistic regression, gave an increment in AUC from 0.79 to 0.86, but much less at year 5. Cox regression model results for colorectal cancer DFS are listed in Table 4.

Given a greater increment in the prevalence of central obesity noted among participants aged 18 64 years in our study, it is likely that older populations would bear a huge burden of central obesity when the relatively younger participants getting old.

Given any increment of time, the distances traveled by the first particle in successive increments form a geometrically decreasing sequence.