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The increasing progress in using nano-biomaterials for medical purposes has opened new horizons toward researchers around the globe.

The next scheme above the sEXP rule is the E2M rule, which has an increasing progress in its throughput rate from 15 UEs onwards.

Bacterial meningitis still represents an important chapter in the present infectious pathology, despite the increasing progress in the prophylaxis and prevention measures.

Despite increasing progress in treatment of individuals with HIV-1 disease, a late diagnosis remains the main factor contributing to the occurrence of new AIDS cases and persistence of a high mortality, and represents a major obstacle to an effective prevention of infection spread in Western countries.

The adaptation of inkjet printing technology to the complex fields of tissue engineering and biomaterial development presents the potential to increase progress in these emerging technologies through the implementation of this high-throughput capability via automated processes to enable precise control and repeatability.

The development of the bisulfate conversion technique that reproducibly changes unmethylated cytosines to uracil but leaves methylated cytosines unchanged rapidly increased progress in DNA methylation detection.

Genomic studies are benefiting from increased progress in obtaining information from specimens stored in herbariums, museum collections or recovered from natural repositories such as sediment layers in lake bottoms (Krehenwinkel and Tautz 2013; Martin et al. 2014).

Increasing progress has been made recently in delineating the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying tubulogenesis.

"We have metrics that show increased progress," said a Western diplomat in Kabul.

Typical lower FDG metabolism was shown in the precuneus, posterior cingulate, and temporal and parietal cortex with progression to whole brain reductions with increasing disease progress in AD brains [50, 51].

The incidence of HCC is increasing despite progress in identifying risk factors, understanding disease etiology and developing anti-viral strategies.