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The head of the NSFC, Yang Wei, said in an interview with Science magazine in 2013 (scim.ag/1y4rFhc) that the foundation's funding is projected to continue increasing steeply in the future.

However, while it generally successfully estimates flows in humid regions, the model suffers from a weakness in hydrologic estimation during low-flow periods, which are projected to continue increasing with global climate change in many places.

The incidence of diabetes mellitus is projected to continue to increase worldwide over the next 20 years leading to increased costs in the management of the disease and its associated co-morbidities.

Air travel is projected to continue to increase in the EU for the foreseeable future.

The disease is projected to continue to increase and double within the foreseeable future.

The incidence of AKI has more than doubled in the past decade and is projected to continue to increase [ 3].

No-show to endoscopy will be especially costly as utilization of anesthesia services during endoscopy is projected to continue to increase [ 24].

In addition, the prevalence of the most common chronic diseases is growing, particularly in developing countries, and is projected to continue to increase [ 30].

7 Globally, meat intake has also increased significantly, in particular consumption of pork and poultry more than doubled in the last quarter of the 20th century in developing countries and is projected to continue to increase.

3 Globally, diabetes represented the ninth most frequent cause of death in 2010, up from the 15th most frequent cause in 1990, 4 and diabetes mortality is projected to continue to increase significantly with the demographic and nutritional transitions taking place in large emerging countries, such as India and the People's Republic of China.

Driven by these policies and goals for renewable energy around the world, global biodiesel production is projected to continue its rapid increase and reach more than 40 billion liters by 2020 [ 2].