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Patients' stress, anxiety, and depression may increase, especially if they do not understand why they must visit the clinic numerous times.

111 Sensitivity to SU may increase, especially in those aged over 80, which makes the oldest-old more vulnerable to hypoglycemia.

This procedure allows ideal tunnel placement and improves graft longevity and knee function, but the incidence of growth disturbance may increase, especially in very skeletally immature children [ 67- 70].

For example, fertility among HIV-infected women may be reduced due to diminished fecundity, increased condom use to prevent further spread of infection, or reduced sexual activity, and it may increase especially when infected individuals are under societal pressure to have sex, reproduce, or replace those children who have died [ 4- 6].

It is possible that as HIV-infected individuals advance in age beyond the range represented by our sample, their risk for cerebrovascular co-pathology and immune dysregulation may increase, especially with extended use of cART medications, which may result in a different pattern of cognitive impairment.

However, when choosing α > 1 the number of errors may quickly increase, especially if the network contains positive cycles (data not shown).

Overall obesity may continue to increase especially in low SES groups, while it may remain in a high level (might increase in a slower pace, level off or decrease slightly) in high SES groups.

More advanced subdomain solvers (FMM, FIM or SOFI) may increase performance, especially when implemented on devices with lesser processing capabilities.

Men are more likely than women to be diagnosed, and emerging research suggests that traumatic brain injury may increase risk, especially if one gets a concussion or loses consciousness.

To a lesser extent, organo-iodine complexes may increase mobility, especially when iodine is bound to smaller organic moieties.

With the emerging nuclearization of both young and old generations brought about by modernization, the importance of grandparent-grandchild intergenerational exchanges in promoting elders' mental health may be expected to increase, especially in eastern countries.