Still, if Atlético Madrid do clinch la Liga, it will be the first time since 2004 that a club other than the two big spenders, Real Madrid and Barcelona, will have prevailed.The increasing tendency for clubs to buy success worries UEFA, the body that governs the European game.
Moreover, the increasing tendency for haphazard building construction without proper engineering considerations has added to the potential for catastrophe.
This may represent an increasing tendency for care homes to be used predominantly for the growing number of people with dementia rather than physical disability alone.
Our results indicate that there is a gradually increasing tendency for the promoter to be nucleosome-free the closer one gets to the TSS.
Acupuncture is an alternative complementary medical therapy that has gained increasing popularity in the treatment of various conditions in the Western world. 1 Because of its increasing use, there is a parallel increasing tendency for side effects and complications that can occur as a result of direct trauma or inflammation.
With the lesions progressed from normal to CSG to CAG to IM to DYS, and to GC, the positive immunostaining rates for p53, iNOS and VEGF increased significantly, the increasing tendency for p53, iNOS and VEGF had a good linear correlation with lesions progression.
There is evidence from the American's Changing Lives study that compression of morbidity (the increasing tendency for the preservation of health and functioning into late old age) is mainly observed in the most educated, and that this effect is becoming more pronounced over time.
The use of in-hospital 30-day survival can be particularly problematic with short length of hospital stay or increased tendencies for transfer of patients between facilities.
"So we may see an increased tendency for the affluent to crowd into the winner's circle; that is, the investment security of the Scarsdales, the Short Hillses, the Princetons, the Lawrences.
A limited number of experimental and clinical studies [58, 59] suggest that large volumes of chloride-rich solutions lead to coagulation disorders and increased tendency for bleeding.
