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Mr. Sothirak, who was Cambodia's minister of industry, mines and energy from 1993 to 1998, said the removal of tariffs might help increase Cambodia's agricultural exports to China.

A change in the procedure of the Catholic Church might help increase the quality of priests practicing in parishes, thereby reducing the incidence of pedophilia.

The London-based company claims it has key marketing and psychological data on some 230 million Americans, information that might help increase the size and value of a real estate empire, or build backing for Trump's policy agenda.

The research suggests that offering patients at risk more choices might help increase the rate of testing for a disease that has long been associated with low screening rates.

Dr Adam Perkins, lecturer in the neurobiology of personality at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, at King's College London, said the study could be useful in places such as prisons, "where food supplements containing TRP might help increase harmony among inmates".

I am a co-founder of the Center for Contemplative Mind in Society, a nonprofit organization that is now 16 years old, and we have undertaken a daunting task: to convince people in their workplaces that the simple meditation techniques developed 2,500 years ago by the Buddha might help increase productivity, reduce absenteeism and inspire greater creativity.

Increasing the frequency of students meeting one another might help increasing the strength of students networks due to the fact that spending time together already causes feelings of relatedness (Baumeister and Leary 1995).

Extra synchronous webcasts-perhaps an extra midweek one-might help increase MHSU involvement.

As suggested by Ly et al, 49 the smartphone format might also help increasing patients' awareness of being in treatment, even in everyday settings, and therefore better help patients create direct incentives for treatment-related activities in their everyday life.

Another factor which might have helped increase the interview rate was the interest of the topic to the mothers.

Some Brazilians believe that the statute might actually have helped increase the likelihood of deaths from gun violence.