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Last year, more than 100,000 employment tribunal actions were filed and the number has greatly increased over the past five years (see chart).

Onboard electric-power generation will be greatly increased over that of the Nimitz carriers, mainly to accommodate a revolutionary electromagnetic aircraft launch system, or EMALS.

The capabilities of Afghan security forces "have greatly increased over the past two years," according to the report, an assessment counterbalanced by a statement that domestic security "has yet to demonstrate the ability to operate independently on a nationwide scale".

The ranks of the activists were greatly increased over the past decade under a strategy to regain control of the barracks from gangs headed by the so-called authorities, said Valery V. Borshov, a former member of Parliament who oversaw a committee on prison reform.

The k-clique algorithm returns a large number of groups inside SBBD, thus showing that collaboration has greatly increased over the years.

While the market demands for G. scabra (GS) plants have greatly increased over the past decades, their supplies are now in severe shortage due to the over-exploitation and ecological destruction of their natural habitats.

On the other hand, the decreased pitch will greatly increase over-removal especially in the lowest region deteriorating the form correction precision.

It has also greatly increased in price over the last few years.

During acute P. falciparum infection in humans plasma concentrations of PF4 are also elevated [18] and we have shown that plasma PF4 is greatly increased in ECM (over 1 µg/mL), demonstrating a potentially significant role for platelets and PF4 in mediating malaria associated immune dysregulation.

Although the incidence of human monkeypox has greatly increased in Central Africa over the last decade, resources for surveillance remain extremely limited.

However, interest in these alternative approaches has greatly increased in many regions over the last three decades (Figures 1 and 2), particularly in countries with developed economies (Brukas and Weber 2009).