(d) Sometimes the given descriptors are not, by themselves, able to contribute to modeling activity, but by combining them with other available descriptors, may sometimes increase the model prediction capabilities.
However, according to data reported below, this attitude may sometimes increase the number of claims.
Lower pH does not appear detrimental to fungi and may sometimes increase their abundance [ 127].
Because not all diagnostic tests can occur simultaneously, the ideal DDX decision strategy tool will guide ordering of diagnostic tests to maximize EVI, and may even sometimes increase EVI fastest by ruling-in a common diagnosis with lower preventable morbidity and mortality that is incompatible with a rarer diagnosis with higher preventable morbidity and mortality.
Finally, people with decreased kidney function may sometimes experience increased thirst (National Kidney Foundation 2008), which in this population, if associated with increased intake of contaminated water, could also lead to increased PFOA in serum.
Fertility may sometimes have increased marginally but, overall, certainly not appreciably; and migration is net zero for the planet, with mostly some out-migration for most developing countries.
Other studies focus on trauma, reporting mainly negative effects on the children, while a few studies [ 5, 26] also depict that the transmission of family trauma may have dual effects, sometimes increasing vulnerability, but uncovering resilience and triggering possible positive transformation processes, included in the concept of posttraumatic growth [ 27].
But economic problems may sometimes result in increasing the harvest of those NTFPs that have higher values, particularly those that can be sold on the international market.
A mathematical model published by Suwich Thammapalo and colleagues in the 12 February 2008 issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences showed that decreasing dengue transmission may sometimes cause an increase in cases of DHF.
Based on data from teleosts and yeast, the Wolfe laboratory has presented the hypothesis that genome duplications may sometimes drive speciation by increasing the speed at which reproductive barriers form.
However, after the K value increases to a certain degree, the cluster index declines slowly and further increase of the K value may sometimes even lead to the increase of the cluster index.
