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The annual total has gradually increased, from a low of 97,296 in 2002, according to departmental statistics.

The statutory age of consent for heterosexual sex has gradually increased from 11 to 16 and this is also now the age at which consensual homosexual sex is legal.

A lack of development and, until recently, of access (the number of 45-minute flights from Ho Chi Minh City has gradually increased from a handful per week four years ago to three times a day now) has also helped to keep the islands' beaches empty and immaculate.

Looking at the results of previous NFIs, we find that the annual increment has gradually increased from 0.19 billion m3 in NFI1 to 0.76 billion m3 in NFI8.

The share of oil in total energy consumed has gradually increased, from 8.3% (in 1965) to 18.6% (in 2015) (Fig. 2).

BMG research director Michael Turner said support for independence has gradually increased from earlier polls, and that it is "foreseeable" for this trend to continue as details of the Brexit deal emerge.  .

Thanks largely to the boy wizard, Bloomsbury's turnover, which had gradually increased from £11m in 1995 to £14m in 1997, took off.

It can be seen that the number of phone-call/walk-in patients per month had gradually increased from 3906 to 6897 patients over two and a half years, and the average number was 5367 patients per month (SD 832 and CI 95% = 5064 5670).

Electrostatic energy has gradually increased its share from other types of energies (such as mechanical energy, acoustic energy, and thermal energy) in creating nanoproducts through a top-down manner.

An understanding of what influences practitioners' behaviour and whether and why clinicians use evidence in practice has gradually increased by contributions from qualitative research.

The rate of reported complications has gradually increased with time, from only one study in 1979 to 14 studies in 2012, as orthognathic surgery has become more widely accepted, and is now a frequently performed surgical method for correcting maxillomandibular dysmorphoses.