As BMI increases, the strain and torque in the knee joint during rotation likely increases, in theory leading to a higher risk of meniscal injuries [25].
That encourages underperforming franchises to increase revenues — in theory by fielding a better team — instead of living on welfare, a position long held by the union.
Findings Trainings have accomplished the increase in knowledge theory, and have yielded improvements in work outcomes in specific skills.
It doesn't make sense that the World Bank and (implicitly) the Nobel committee are declaring the death of the Washington consensus when the US is choking the ability of nations to use policies that are gaining increasing legitimacy in theory and practice.
Clearly, while adjusting the size and length of transmission lines increases efficiency in theory, these methods are perhaps better thought of as long term improvements to the current grid, due to the high cost and time consuming nature of these changes.
They are unlikely to accept a tax increase quietly.In theory, Republicans should be receptive; they too, have been calling for corporate-tax reform.
But they have been appearing with increasing prominence in theories about cancer.
Mast-cell biology has assumed increasing prominence in theories of synovitis, providing a potential cellular link between humoral autoimmunity (B cells) and synovial inflammation [ 10].
Some researchers have argued that experimental research and increased clarity in theories and methods could assist in the identification of effective behaviour change techniques, thereby contributing to the development of evidence-based practice in health psychology and implementation research [ 2, 3].
The main way in which strength can typically be increased in set theory is by postulating the existence of ever-larger cardinal numbers.
