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Patients diagnosed between 1997 and 2002 had a significantly more favourable stage at diagnosis than patients diagnosed in earlier periods (P < 0.0001): the proportion diagnosed with stage I (tumour smaller than 2 cm, no axillary lymph nodes involved) increased from 30% in 1983 1990 to 41% in 1991 1996 and 45% in more recent years (Table  1).

It would involve increasing from two to four lanes on the first 17 km from Bjørum to Hvervenmoen, estimating to cost NOK 3.5 billion; local politicians have suggested toll road financing.

Being far away from home involved increased feelings of insecurity and caused extra vigilance.

This experiment involved increasing AMF richness from 1 up to 14 species and measuring AMF density, plant biomass and P uptake by a plant community consisting of 15 species.

The expansion involved increasing the student population from 2,000 to 10,000 (it's now 30,000).

High-vibration pulsation involved increasing the pulsation cycles from 60 to 300 pulses/min and reducing the vacuum in the pulsation chamber to 20 kPa.

As a result of this and similar episodes of SARS transmission in the Toronto area (10 ), the province of Ontario has now made specific recommendations for healthcare workers performing intubation that involve increased protection (available from: URL: www.sars.medtau.org) (11 ), and protective eye wear is currently mandated for patient encounters.

This change could involve increased transfer of antigen from phagosomes into the MHC class I pathway in heavily infected DCs [19], [20] or increased apoptosis of antigen loaded macrophages and release of antigen material or mycobacteria for subsequent uptake and cross-priming in either CD8+ DC's [21] or neutrophils [19], [20], [22].

The maternal response to the demand for calcium theoretically can involve increased absorption of calcium from the intestine, greater calcium conservation by the kidneys, or greater bone turnover (Sowers et al. 2000).

These results suggest that adaptation to higher water temperature in fish from LJ involves increased expression of genes that are regulatory points for the formation of higher-order supercomplexes.

(The test involves increasing the pressure from 250 pounds per square-inch (psi) to 5,000 psi).