Larger biopsy specimens may also increase the diagnostic yield.
According to the present trend, it seems that the difference in the value of K IC ini obtained between the STC and TPBT specimens may further increase for smaller size specimens such as 150 mm or 100 mm.
The enrichment of stool specimens derived from rectal swabs may increase bacterial concentrations to higher levels than bacterial concentrations found in bulk stool specimens.
Improved endoscopic identification of affected areas may increase the diagnostic yield of biopsy specimens.
Additional specimens from several geographic sites for species in the Serrana and Townsendi series may increase intraseries divergence values and possibly, monophyly of species.
These biomarkers may increase the accuracy of prognostication following radical prostatectomy using formalin-fixed specimens.
That is, the solubility of Cu in all carbonated porous concretes may increase, since the carbonation can be lower the pH of all specimens (Puertas et al. 2006; Bernal et al. 2014).
It was suspected that the surface roughness may increase the surface area, thereby promoting the surface oxidation of the specimen (i.e., enhancing VGS), and there is an optimum value for the growth of FGLNAs.
Malaria and cholera may increase.
If anything, it may increase.
