A drought in northern Afghanistan also helped bring numbers down, although it has also increased the hardship for farmers.
Notice that it may not be based on hardship to the applicant or to U.S. citizen children, although arguably, the hardship to the children may increase the hardship to the US citizen or resident spouse or even parent.
However, even if longer repeat length markers are used, it is also important to take into account the fact that different analytical systems (e.g. DNA sequencers of different brands) could produce different allele sizes and consequently different bins, increasing the hardship of comparing genotype tables produced by different laboratories.
The EU common position distances itself from the use of coercive measures which might increase the hardship of the people of Cuba.
They may never achieve that aim, since the Iranian leaders have no compunction in increasing the hardships of a population already subject to the brutal repression of a harsh theocracy.
Especially as we were insulated from any real consequences of the crisis, it was important to us that our children understand what the people around them were facing: at best, a continuation and at worst, an increase in the hardships they've endured for years already.
The growth came despite the increasing hardship on families to pay for higher education.
Golden Dawn gained both on the protest vote from people angered by the increasing hardship ensuing from the austerity measures imposed in return for billions of euros in international rescue loans, and from the backlash against an illegal immigration problem that has spiralled out of control.
As the hardships increase, the African American share of the people facing the hardship also increases.
Tim Wu at the New Yorker wrote recently that the increasing hardship can be put down to premeditated malice by the airlines themselves.
