Sentence examples for may later increase from inspiring English sources
But it also plainly fails the referendum test: even if its application is circumscribed, it would create new European rights that the European Court may later increase in scope.A minimalist treaty would annoy both maximalists and Eurosceptics.
Table 4 shows no statistically significant association between famine exposure and aortic calcification, although famine in young children (between 0 and 9 years of age) may later increase aortic calcium deposition (OR 2.64, 95% CI 0.69 to 4.10; p=0.10).
This may be associated with later increased offspring risk of diabetes [44], and metabolic syndrome [49].
The capacity was later increased to 49,000.
The budget was later increased to $30,000.
This order was later increased to 190.
Now, the growing presence of Latinos will likely spur a new political resort that begins with more politicians courting Latino voters and may later lead to an increase in Latino officeholders, Bositis said.
One can speculate that the later increase may be due to continuous stimulation of NK cells and to homeostasis mechanisms as shown in other models [29].
Functional imaging techniques such as DWI and dynamic contrast enhancement (discussed later) may also increase diagnostic accuracy in this setting.
One could therefore speculate that exercise-induced effects on mitochondrial redox environment (as will be discussed later) may potentially increase resistance to mPTP opening in the diabetic heart and, consequently, increase cell survival in response to insults such as ischemia or Ca2+ overload.
