Perhaps the ugliest manifestation of the increase, said Mr. Higgins, the Taxi Talk publisher, is the rising occurrence of what he calls "the big double cross," when an off-duty driver, motivated by both commercial and humanitarian impulses, decides to pick up a passenger who swears his destination is in the direction of the driver's garage.
Another reader, APS from California, argued that according to an Indian religious leader, "increased consumption of meat and alcohol" is the reason for the rising occurrence of rape in India, but "nowhere do they note that there is a steady rise in female feticide/infanticide in India".
In 1999, Singapore created a comprehensive cancer centre because of the rising occurrence of cancer in the country.
Tissue engineering and nanotechnology have enabled engineering of nanostructured materials to meet the current challenges in bone treatment owing to rising occurrence of bone diseases, accidental damages and defects.
However, increased use of carbapenems may contribute to the rising occurrence of carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae [ 3, 4].
Unfortunately, quinolone usage is threatened by the rising occurrence of resistance, which has been observed in every species that is treated by this drug class.
In order to decrease the infection and especially reinfection rate several methods have been developed, at which rising occurrences of antibiotic resistances among bacteria make antibiotic-based strategies more and more questionable (Jamsen et al. 2010; Schmidmaier et al. 2006; Hetrick and Schoenfisch 2006; Poelstra et al. 2000).
One of the reasons cited in the rise in the occurrence of these crimes is the empowerment of women, which leads to a backlash from the men.
The rise in the occurrence of disasters and their related impact on people is a growing concern in the international community.
Both non-specific and specific binding of the soluble proteins to DOPC gave rise to the occurrence of low frequency relaxations in the impedance data.
The same laser treatment applied to maghemite powder gives rise to the occurrence of two peaks of low intensity at small wavenumbers characteristic to hematite phases, whereas the three peaks of maghemite are better resolved (spectrum d in Fig. 5b).
