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"When crystallised meth started coming into the country and entering drug user circles, we also saw a corresponding increase in the purity of powdered meth," explains Professor Paul Dietze, deputy head of the Centre for Population Health at the Burnet Institute.

Thus, in addition to the expected higher levels of NICD in the PSM of MLN4924 treated explants, we saw a corresponding increase in the period of Lfng oscillations, as seen for XAV939, Roscovitine, DRB and PHA-767491 treated explants.

But restaurants in predominantly black or Latino neighborhoods with high rates of Airbnb bookings did not see a corresponding increase in employment and Yelp reviews.

Yet Criticas magazine reports that few bookshops are seeing a corresponding increase in sales of Spanish-language titles.

Shouldn't it follow, then, that big companies based on the other side of the pond would see a corresponding increase in earnings when the dollars they make here are turned into cheaper euros?

To this end, the analysis of rotor/stator contact has seen a corresponding increase in the amount of research invested in it.

"We are just seeing an increase in the number of miles being traveled," Connaughton said, "but we're not seeing a corresponding increase in gas tax revenues, because people are driving smaller cars, hybrids and electric vehicles". The Federal Highway Administration rejected a similar request last month from Pennsylvania, which sought to charge tolls on Interstate 80.

Most graduate students will see a corresponding increase in their fellowships as tuition levels rise.

He says that when EPE pulls back on its merchandising programs, it sees a corresponding increase in bootleg merchandise.

He said: "One of the consequences of the electricity cable was we had to generate all the island's electricity... so we are going to see a corresponding increase in carbon emissions".

We expect to see a corresponding increase in the number of individuals diagnosed with HCV infection who progress to HCC.