Findings suggest that mass media likely contributed to increased knowledge among the population and in turn to increased practices of target behaviors.
We suspect that this finding could be explained by an increase in units infused per bleed over time, due both to the increased practice of giving multiple infusions per bleed, and the increase in vial sizes.
By focusing on anthropomorphic measures with low collection costs that can be reliably collected by trained nonmedical personnel in a community setting, we hope to encourage the increased practice of screening for IR in adolescents.
Increased unemployment has also been associated with increased practice of deleterious health behaviors, such as smoking [ 4], heavy drinking [ 5], and reduced amounts of physical activity [ 6].
"This should help us understand how foreign-language learners can achieve nativelike processing with increased practice," he said.
Generalization should result in increased practice and ability across syntactic structures that share similar (or even interchangeable) pragmatic import, such as the syntactic structures of dative verbs.
In addition, there may have been some disease shift as a result of the increased practice of lymphadenectomy to stage the disease.
The prevalence of hypothyroidism is likely to increase with advancements in diagnostic tools and the increased practice of offering definitive treatment for hyperthyroidism in the form of radioactive iodine treatment and thyroidectomy.
Exactly why C. zeae-maydis has ascended so rapidly as a pathogen of maize during the past two decades is not known, but speculation has linked the phenomenon to global climate change, the emergence of more virulent strains, and the increased practice of conservation tillage in maize production [ 8, 10, 11].
Possibly, the increased practice of regular expressing [ 20, 39], may be exacerbating over-supply and the risk of mastitis in some cases.
