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The latest Infant Feeding Report within the UK observed an increase of initiation of breastfeeding in the last decade across all socioeconomic groups, from 70% in 2000 to 81% in 2010 [ 5].

Considering the large differences in cumulative initiation across cohorts of elderly women, the possible underestimation would not change the finding that the clear increases of initiation corresponded with the increases in lung cancer mortality.

For the evolution of direct initiation energy, the models based on critical curvature and critical decay rate show negative temperature response, but the model based on cell size predicts continuous increase of critical initiation energy with increasing dilution.

However, even after correcting for the pre-processing issues, an approximately 20% increase of Pol2 initiation on MSL-bound genes was observed [ 47- 49].

Overconfidence in condom effectiveness might indeed be contributing to the increase of sexual initiation among adolescents from these countries, and these results could also be relevant in other settings.

Zebrafish acox1 hnRNA increased 2.5-fold in liver, 2-fold in intestine, 8-fold in muscle and 4-fold in heart of fish fed ≥ 0.50% clofibrate compared to zebrafish fed < 0.50% clofibrate indicating an increase of transcriptional initiation of the acox1 gene in these tissues.

We did observe a major change in the rate of increase of HAART initiations during phase III, the scale up of the QI intervention (an additional 10.1/month, p<0.001).

This promotes dissociation of 4E-BP1 from Eif4e, allowing Eif4e to bind to the 7-methylGTP cap of mRNAs and increase the rate of initiation.

Oxidation damages DNA, increasing the risk of initiation; antioxidants can defend against this.

In transcription, the TATA-box acts by increasing the rate of initiation [ 19, 31, 32].