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For instance, in a scenario of low employment, additional labor demand generated by transfers may increase the local employment rate without attracting population from other areas.

If ground transfers are performed by centrally located specialized transfer teams, overall transfer times may increase, since these teams must first travel from their base to the referring hospital.

However, it only targets data oriented applications that can afford delay in packets transfer and its performance can be compromised due to congestion on wireless side as the transfer time may increase.

This strategy should improve oxygen transfer, and may increase the reaction rate and reduce the fast growing of mutation.

Substituting water-based CuO nanofluids for water as the working fluid can significantly enhance the thermal performance of the evaporator and evaporating heat transfer coefficients may increase by about 30% compared with those of deionized water.

Previous studies of other investigators with reactive systems suggest that particle to gas heat transfer coefficients may increase with exothermic reaction due to the product molecules leaving the catalyst surface with excess vibrational energy.

Genomic islands (GIs) are another group of chromosomal regions, which are acquired by horizontal gene transfer that may increase fitness of the bacterium in a particular environment.

On the other hand, the reduced inhibitory effect of the C allele of APOC1 rs4420638 on the activity of cholesteryl ester transfer protein may increase the LDLC level in TE type, and the HDLC-decreasing effect of LIPG rs2156552 minor allele may be exerted because the hepatic uptake of cholesteryl ester is affected (Table  3).

Embryo afterloading: a refinement in embryo transfer technique that may increase clinical pregnancy.

Examples of transfer mechanisms that may increase under climate change include aerial inputs of volatile and dust-associated contamination, flooding, and increased bioavailability of heavy metals due to changing environments and soil properties (Boxall et al. 2009).

This practice is concerning because remote transfer of CDH neonates may increase mortality [ 12].