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Moreover, when we choose the same parameters and the initial value of model (1.2); then c has a continuous increase from some fixed value above 0 to K β − 1 then to c 2, then there appears a series of dynamical behaviors: chaos → Hopf bifurcation → local stability → flip bifurcation → chaos too (Figure 4).

All samples had a continuous increase in A 500 throughout 10 days of incubation and the control showed the highest rate of increase.

Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) has had a continuous increase worldwide in incidence over the last two decades.

All patients with suppressed HIV-RNA at M12 had a continuous increase in CD4 cell count up to 18 months after treatment initiation.

However, differences related to HIV-RNA replication levels were observed after 18 months: only patients with suppressed HIV-RNA levels at 12 months had a continuous increase in CD4 cell count, whereas those with any degree of HIV-RNA replication (either 10,000 or 5,000 copies) 12 months after ART commencement had either no increase or a decrease of their CD4 cell count slope.

E.g. migrants should not only be offered screening at arrival, as they have a continuous increased risk of developing TB many years post-migration [ 30].

The analysis of the solutions may suggest that there has been a continuous increase in the contribution of viscoelastic relaxation to postseismic deformation in eastern Japan, whereas the contribution of afterslip has rapidly decreased.

Crustacean market has experimented a continuous increase during the last years.

Since 2007, when registration of needs started, there has been a continuous increase, regardless of age.

Research indicated that there has been a continuous increase in the enrollment of Aboriginal people in postsecondary institutions; however, the areas of study with the highest concentrations of Aboriginal students are the social sciences, education, law, and business.

There has been a continuous increase in the apparent fish consumption (kg per capita) from 9.9 kg in the 1960s to 14.4 in the 1990s, and to beyond 20.0 kg in 2015 [153].