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Photosynthetic capacities (Jmax25) and CO2 assimilation rates (Ag) increased with Ca in all simulations, with a stronger increase in Ag for seasonal vegetation in the medium term, but a stronger increase for perennial vegetation in the long term.

Table  5 and Fig.  3A and B show the following additional trends: Photosynthetic capacities (J max25) and CO2 assimilation rates (A g) increased with C a in all simulations, with a stronger increase in A g for seasonal vegetation in the medium term, but a stronger increase for perennial vegetation in the long term.

The government's plan to loosen up visa requirements for suitably qualified candidates should help in the short and medium term, but only a greater emphasis on training will sort out the problem in the long term.

Barnes said he did not expect Aldi's online operation to make much profit in the short to medium term but would be an "opportunity to learn" about a fast-growing part of the market.

Padoan said that it was important for the US to reduce its debts in the medium term but that too rapid a reduction runs "a very high risk of pushing the economy back into recession".

The announcement of the latest deal said that representatives of the two countries had discussed a timeline for construction of the factory "over the medium term," but did not provide a cost estimate or say who would pay.

Two-stage revision for infected hip prostheses, using a preformed antibiotic-loaded cement spacer and uncemented revision prosthesis, offers a success rate comparable to noninfected revisions in the medium term but is associated with a higher complication rate and costs.

The water subsector's takeover attractions remain over the medium term, but United has had a very strong run this year, and it is up 35% year to date.

Governments need to lay out a credible path to reducing their deficits in the medium term, but without excessively enfeebling an already weak recovery.

War and terrorist attacks may have put an end to tourism in the Middle East – at least in the short to medium term – but armchair travellers can now take a tour around one of the region's most famous sites without leaving their desk.

Interestingly, the simulations showed a stronger increase in CO2 assimilation in response to eCO2 for seasonal plants compared with perennial plants in the medium-term, but a dramatic reversal, i.e. much stronger increases for perennial plants when long-term adaptation was considered.