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Further, e-Government leads to business process change, all of which necessitates an increased understanding of e-Gov-related sourcing and its integration with traditional public management information systems (PMIS).

The modern dairy cow is bred for high milk yield, which necessitates an increased feed intake and thus longer eating times.

It is possible that, at two weeks, the intense LV remodeling necessitates an increased amount of energy whereas later, at 8 weeks, the LV has probably entered in a more stable and compensated phase of the disease.

Although light or 'cooperative' sedation necessitates an increased level of vigilance, the heightened awareness and intellectual capacity promotes patient autonomy.

Therefore, the existence of a negative feedback mechanism, although a complex one, where the induction of fatty acid synthesis by active nuclear ChREBP leads to eventual suppression of ChREBP mRNA synthesis, but where initial activation of existing ChREBP necessitates an increased rate of glucose uptake and metabolism, may exist.

The discontinuous feeding mode necessitated an increased oxygen input, resulting in lower final biomass concentrations.

To maintain the use of these popular and versatile materials in the future will necessitate an increased attention to reductions in the consumption of natural resources and power, and greater sensitivity to the environment.

Assuming that multiple-injured patients are a frequent phenomenon after earthquakes, trauma care after earthquakes will necessitate an increased need for logistical and human resource capacities (for example, essential surgical supplies and experienced surgeons).

The need for better therapies for patients routinely seen in the urology clinic and the potential for improvements with chemotherapy necessitate an increasing collaboration between urologists and oncologists.

Increasing size should increase bone stress, for instance, necessitating an increasing bone allowable stress with size, but mammalian bone ultimate stress (or strain) has been shown to be relatively constant (Biewener, 1982).

While continuum robots generally have good length/diameter ratios, an increase in the robot's length typically necessitates an increase in the diameter of its proximal part.