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It has been increasingly reported that peripheral surgical trauma triggers neuroinflammatory processes associated with postoperative cognitive dysfunction, and that mitigating the neuroinflammatory effects of surgery prevents surgery-induced cognitive dysfunction.

News outlets increasingly reported that immigrants were flooding the border and overwhelming services, and began coupling immigration with criminality. .

It has been increasingly reported that DNA damage and reactive species generated by NTP could be the main causes of apoptosis in various types of cancer.

Large-scale data mining studies are increasingly reported that attempt to derive knowledge from discovery-relevant data concerning, for example, preferred drug properties, polypharmacology, or attractive drug targets.

Approximately 80% of FQ-resistant strains bear mutations within the quinolone resistance-determining region (QRDR) of the gyrA gene [ 1], yet it has been increasingly reported that some FQ-resistant isolates bear mutations in the gyrB gene.

Nevertheless, it has been increasingly reported that Ureaplasma spp. are associated with non-gonococcal urethritis, chorioamnionitis, preterm birth, perinatal morbidity, and mortality, more often than are normal flora [ 53- 55].

"It's not surprising that our members are increasingly reporting that they don't think there are enough staff in post to deliver good quality patient care".

Studies are increasingly reporting that self-guided or self-regulated learning can provide effective learning environments for trainees [ 46- 48].

Studies increasingly report that both depression and trait negative affectivity (NA) predict poor health outcomes, especially in coronary heart disease (CHD) [ 1– 5].

Drug resistance in S. aureus, including the emergence of MRSA in healthcare and community settings, is an increasingly reported event that makes treating serious infection difficult.

A phenomenon being increasingly reported is that of invasional meltdown (Simberloff and Von Holle 1999; but see Simberloff 2006) by which alien plants and alien mutualists enhance each other's invasions.