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Science-based climate models have convincingly implicated anthropogenic forces as contributing to the increased extent and severity of droughts in the region.

Reducing the extracellular pH to 7.0 led to an increased extent and prolongation in p65 p50 DNA-binding for at least 24 h, which was even more marked for p50 p50 binding.

At multiple regression analysis, the increased extent and severity of CAD associated with diabetes was independent of traditional risk factors of cardiovascular disease, which confirms earlier studies in asymptomatic populations [ 20, 21] as well as symptomatic populations [ 22– 22].

However, the last decade researchers have started focusing on what is happening inside the black box to an increasing extent and the literature on the topic is growing.

Without harvesting of the biomass, Smil points out, there would be no story of human evolution and advancing civilization; but at the same time, the increasing extent and intensity of present-day biomass harvests are changing the very foundations of civilization's well-being.

Since 1985, laser based methods have been used to an increasing extent, and loop electrosurgical excision of the cervix was introduced in 1990-5.

During these first years of ASI use in Swedish criminal justice clients, the Swedish criminal justice system has gradually increased the use of this interview assessment, to an increasing extent and on an increasing number of correctional units nationally.

This is due predominantly to globalization: the increased extent, velocity, and scope of cross-border interactions, transactions, and relations (Scholte 2000).

Upon heat-treatment we observed moderate particle growth, increased extent of alloying, and a decrease of the Pt Pt bond lengths.

Increased levels of (1-->3 -ss-d-glucan were related to an increased extent of symptoms and markers of inflammation.

Alternatively, our findings indicate that decreased PKR expression promotes cell invasion of hematologic cell lines in vitro that may contribute to the increased extent of engraftment and increased tumor volume displayed by REH siPKR cells.