This change from not-significant to significant association was only partly due to the effect of the increased power of the test resulting from the increased number of involved BINs from 48 to 63.
Can Warburton feel the increased power of New Zealand in the second half?
Communist rule in the Soviet Union resulted instead in the vastly increased power of the state apparatus.
I wondered though, if the increased power of the new consoles will bring more to games than just increased graphical fidelity.
"With the increased power of our police agencies, we did not create the right mechanisms to oversee the agencies with this new power," Senator Adams said.
Software applications that are expected to benefit from the increased power of 64-bit computing include large databases; digital content creation, computer-aided design; security and encryption; Internet content delivery; simulations; weather prediction, and oil exploration.
Mr. Lee died of a heart attack at 75 last year, but in the neighborhood, he remains a symbol of civic activism, the battle for civil rights and the increased power of New York's Chinese population.
The failed US effort to obtain Chinese support for a tougher line against Iran has showcased the limited influence Washington has over Beijing – or perhaps the increased power of China on the international arena.
Despite the increased power of the 3DS compared to the original Gameboy, the re-released games will please purists by appearing in their exact original form, right down to the monochrome pixel art and 4-bit background music.
Would that have been any better or worse than what happened?" There is no avoiding the increased power of the man 'upstairs' when an entire domestic campaign rests on the outcome of his verdict, as it did at Twickenham on Saturday.
Throughout his reign the Rigsråd and the nobility had opposed his warlike policies and the ensuing strain on finances, and after this defeat even Christian's sons-in-law turned against him, forcing him to accept the increased power of the nobility.
