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Supporting this hypothesis is the documentation of increased mortality and an enhanced inflammatory response to allergens in mice with SCD and experimentally induced asthma [ 37].

The central result of this study is the documentation of increased serum levels of miRNAs miR-371-3 in patients with testicular GCTs followed by their significant decline after the completion of treatment.

Although long-term use of COX-2 inhibitors has come recently under scrutiny due to the documentation of increased risk of serious cardiovascular events in patients treated with celecoxib at 400-800 mg/day, the hazard ratio for death from cardiovascular causes, has been reported to be 2.3 in the low dose group [ 23].

(1B ) The clinical diagnosis of hemochromatosis is based on documentation of increased iron stores, demonstrated by elevated serum ferritin levels, which reflects an increase in hepatic iron content.

Documentation of increasing amounts of Candida spp. in semiquantitative cultures from multiple sites has been found to predict the subsequent development of invasive candidiasis [21, 52, 53].

Documentation of increasing amounts of Candida spp. in semiquantitative cultures from multiple sites has been found to predict the subsequent development of invasive candidiasis [ 21, 52, 53].

Despite the ongoing documentation of the increased HIV risk, to date there has been no acknowledgement from the Ugandan government that criminalizing sex work could undermine HIV prevention efforts.

Several documented interventions have shown that specific education and training have increased the documentation of complication code (CC) and major complication code (MCC) capture rates for inpatients.

CDS increased the documentation of warning signs and self-care points, and patients will be able to benefit from the extra information well after the call is over.

Because of the prospective nature of data collection, the information on contraceptive use was recorded before the outcome had occurred, all eligible patients with the outcome were included, and the likelihood of correct diagnosis of venous thromboembolism was increased by the documentation of long term use of anticoagulants.

We can therefore expect the documentation of microenvironmental influences to continue to increase in number and complexity.