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The improved confidence mirrors an increase in spending in November, fueled by early discounting on holiday goods that lured shoppers into stores.

The rise in suicides among Koreans in New York, however, mirrors an increase in South Korea, where the suicide rate last year was 26 per 100,000 people, up from 24.8 in 2007 and 21.8 in 2006, said Dr. Myung-Soo Lee, director of the Seoul Suicide Prevention Center.

The increase in lactate production mirrors an increased activity in type II or fast twitch (FT) muscle fibres.

Our result mirrors an increased ability for patients with traumatic hand injury to master challenges in daily life caused by cold exposure.

We could show that the GCI scoring function mirrored an increase in genome annotation performed by the research community through a shift of score distributions to deeper annotation levels.

However, the addition of an immunosuppressant may not always mirror an increase in SLE activity; it may also represent a steroid-sparing strategy.

(HEW 11) Midwives reported a decrease in pregnant women seeking ANC at HCs, probably mirroring an increase in visits to health posts that are very close to their residences.

Neither do the figures for AER mirror an increased risk of cardiovascular death during the third period, although the respective CIs were wide and overlapping, without reaching the level of statistical significance.

In contrast, T1D is most prevalent among children and young adults, and the observed decline of CD19+CD27−CD24hiCD38hi B cells with age does not mirror an increased risk of T1D, further arguing against a major role of CD19+CD27−CD24hiCD38hi B cells in the pathogenesis of the disease.

The colony morphology induced by LL-37 was strikingly similar to the growth pattern reported for a melanoma cell line exposed to EGF-like peptides [ 33], and for mammary epithelial cells overexpressing ERBB2 [ 34], which was hypothesised to mirror an increased metastatic potential [ 34].

The rush of arrests mirrors an overall increase in prostitution-related arrests by police this year, according to law enforcement sources and crime statistics.