Privacy advocates say the volume of public information about people that is increasingly collectable has called into question that approach.
The World Health Organization has called for member countries to increasingly regulate practitioners of traditional, complementary and alternative medicine (TCAM), with the aim of increasing safety, quality and effectiveness of TCAM therapies worldwide [ 1].
But what Seamus Heaney has called "the ache of summer" is increasingly palpable.
As Perry has got older, Claire's outfits have become increasingly outlandish (he has called her Bo Peep look the "crack cocaine of femininity").
From his jail cell, Mr. Giordano has called city officials here and denied the charges and has refused increasingly vocal calls from Republican and Democratic aldermen to resign.
The embassy intrusion came against a backdrop of what Iran experts have called an increasingly bitter rift between factions of the Iranian leadership over a variety of issues, including the nuclear dispute with the West.
In recent years, as studies involving people who already have Alzheimer's have failed, researchers increasingly have called for studies in those who do not yet have the disease, arguing that the time to intervene is before the brain is irreversibly damaged.
He gave a brief glance and nod to the resident who had called him but became increasingly distracted as the resident relayed the story for a second time and asked for suggestions.
In what scientists have called "Snapchat dysmorphia," young people are increasingly getting plastic surgery to look like the versions of themselves they see in social media filters.
With each successive failure the validity and foundations of the amyloid hypothesis, on which these drugs have been based, is called increasingly into question.
