In truth, many public employees secured increased benefits in the 1970s, a time which saw the notion of a "budget crunch" come into play, and the state bargained its way out of salary increases (incidentally, during a time of rising inflation) in exchange for increased employee benefits.
The theoretical manipulation of the bottleneck provides some interesting results, but these are somewhat obvious: if you reduce mtDNA content (by increasing degragadation; incidentally this is something not shown in the germ line), you will accelerate segregation and thus lead to the loss of mutations that reach high heteroplasmy levels.
It is worth noting, that most of those fixations were performed to precisely adjust fixations towards the location of interest and incidentally increased information sampling around the area.
Since the differences existed during two years of observation, we can exclude the influence of incidentally increased morbidity due to a seasonal epidemic.
The proportion of patients who were incidentally detected increased.
This has been largely attributed to an increased work-up of incidentally detected thyroid nodules on imaging.
Individuals that are homozygous for CCR5-Δ 32 have a high level of immunity to HIV (Dean et al., 1996; but incidentally, an increased risk to West Nile virus infection, Glass et al., 2006).
A 59-year-old white female presented with an incidentally discovered increased serum creatinine of 2.7 mg/dL (236 μmol/L) from a baseline of 0.8 mg/dL (71 μmol/L) measured 5 years ago.
It doesn't matter what you do: if you are an "important artist," arts institutions will portray you and market you as an original genius and your work as the high-water mark of human transcendence, which not incidentally increases its price.
To counter this threat, the player or a computer faction builds "The Voice of Alpha Centauri" secret project, which artificially links Planet's distributed nervous system into the human Datalinks, delaying Planet's metamorphosis into full self-awareness but incidentally increasing its ultimate intelligence substantially by giving it access to all of humanity's accumulated knowledge.
