We observed results similar to the HGSC datasets, with increasing predictable set size as a function of increasing DM size, decreasing redundancy, and decreasing correlation threshold.
During the period 2007 2012, several models of financing were developed in Zimbabwe, all with the objective of increasing predictable financial flows to the country while the sanctions regime constrained the ability of partners to fund the government directly.
Sustainable growth B. Pursued growth C. Boom and bust D. Fragile recovery Economy Stable growth, increasing but predictable price levels, confidence in the future, long-term planning and investments, increasing globalisation, increasing global competition, relatively weakening position 'overall' of EU due to faster growing BRIC.
Increasing but predictable price levels, confidence in the future, long-term planning and investments, increasing globalisation, increasing global competition, relatively weakening position overall of EU due to faster growing BRIC Slow recovery from the economic crisis, while the recovery is hampered even more by strong fluctuations in growth and in price levels.
Increased and predictable funding and incentives for research and development are essential, as is a workforce skilled at filling the resulting jobs.
Extrapolation from increased mutation rates to predictable increases of human disease, whether by doubling dose or direct methods, have been criticized.
For 532-nm wavelength light, we observed a predictable increase in the background trace amplitude resulting from the increase in the concentration of melanin.
This disappointing but predictable increase follows reductions in carbon emissions from 2012-13.
Meanwhile, George Osborne proposes to cut welfare spending by £12bn a year, implying a predictable increase in demands on health services.
The form also stated that, because both groups would receive oxygen within the standard of care, there would be no predictable increase in risk no matter which group a baby was in.
