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In addition, infants and pre-school children exhibit high frequencies of hand-to-mouth and object-to-mouth behaviour indoors and outdoors and this will inevitably increase the risk of ingesting pathogens from clothing, surfaces, objects, hands, and soil [ 60, 61].

If trialists are allowed to assess statistical significance continuously during a trial (i.e., to conduct interim analyses) and stop at different time points without adjusting the level of statistical significance, this will inevitably increase the risk of falsely negating the null hypothesis [ 37].

This, he says, will inevitably increase the problems bound up with people just passing through, and the estate's dwindling community spirit.

"The DfE should not be adding to this anxiety by introducing a measure which will inevitably increase the sense of being watched and scrutinised by state agencies with a view to future deportations".

Extrapolated from this data, the incidence of diabetic ankle fractures will inevitably increase.

In some cases it may be possible to mitigate these problems by creating an array of alternative digest values for known alternatives, such as "Liz" and "Beth" for "Elizabeth", in an attempt to get a match, but there are limits to the generality of this approach and again the rate of "false" matches (homonym errors) will inevitably increase.

The important question is what to do when this treatment fails, which has been experienced by a limited number of patients but will inevitably increase in the foreseeable future.

A further cut will inevitably increase child poverty by more still.

The role of technology and medical imaging will inevitably increase in anatomy courses.

Meanwhile, any bailout will inevitably increase the nation's already enormous burden of public debt.

Many major economies are experiencing difficulties that will inevitably increase the challenges for our exporters," Kern said.