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In this era of increased use of assisted reproduction (AR) techniques, the prevalence rates of hypospadias, cryptorchidism, poor semen quality have been increasing in parallel with a rising incidence of testicular cancer.

As mitochondrial mass was increased in a similar range in muscle (3.5 fold) we hypothesize that synthesis and import of nuclear encoded mitochondrial proteins might not have been increased strictly in parallel.

The incidence of CLD has been increasing over the past two decades in parallel with an improvement in the survival of this population.

The prevalence of MS has been increasing exponentially in the last few decades, paralleling the obesity epidemic.

In parallel, there has been increasing recognition that the vasculoprotective effects of statins might reside not only in lipid modification but also in direct effects on inflammation manifested presumably through direct effects on the vascular lesion, or via secondary modification of the hepatic acute-phase response and constituent moieties, particularly CRP.

Internationally 1 and within the UK 2 3 interest in the potential benefits of public involvement (PI) in health and social research has grown; and in parallel, there has been increasing demand for researchers to articulate and demonstrate the value of PI to funding bodies.

Usage is increasing in parallel with knowledge of its availability.

The condition was considered uncommon 30 years ago but has been rapidly increasing in parallel with the rising obesity rate.

Moreover, while religiosity and conservatism may be increasing in some Arab societies, this happens in parallel with a secular lifestyle that has become the norm in Syria.

miR-15a levels have been shown to increase in parallel with insulin in mouse islets after short-term exposure to HG concentrations.

Thus, embryos and ESCs have been used in parallel to achieve increased understanding of the complex developmental process.