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Additionally, the population of children it serves is increasingly culturally and linguistically diverse, which contributes further complexity to accomplishing the program's goal of creating high-quality learning environments (DHHS 2008).

Lp(a) particles are susceptible to oxidative modification and scavenger receptor uptake, leading to intracellular cholesterol accumulation and foam cell formation, which contributes further to atherogenesis [ 25, 32].

Moreover, activated microglia increase their own expression of xCT (glutamate cystine exchange transporter), which contributes further to increasing glutamate levels and glutamate toxicity (Domercq et al., 2007).

For example, although many EODs are more likely to have Mendelian genetic and/or metabolic causes, the presence of comorbidities may drive the individual at risk for late-onset dementia to manifest the symptoms at an earlier age, which contributes further to the observed heterogeneity and may confound diagnostic investigation.

Once language reached a developed state, people began to establish alliances and friendships, which contributed further to collective security.

The subsequent sideways growth of the switched domains was inhibited by the depolarization field due to the imperfect charge compensation at the counter-electrode and also at the boundaries with preexisting a-domains, which contributed further to the asymmetric switching behavior.

There are many non-linearity's inherent in the problem which contribute further to the complexity (non-linear material behaviour, large deformations, dynamic effects, etc).. Traditional analytical methods and experimental analysis have produced a limited understanding of the behaviour of such structures during impact and have allowed for the development of current aircraft structure technology.

"Income inequality," Zucman and Saez write, "has a snowballing effect on the wealth distribution: top incomes are being saved at high rates, pushing wealth concentration up; in turn, rising wealth inequality leads to rising capital income concentration, which contributes to further increasing top income and wealth shares".

The method should be introduced carefully and be focused on experimentation, which contributes to further understanding of the processes/activities that will take place in the space for which the design is intended.

In addition, companies are more and more required to adapt to changing market demands, which contributes to a further increase of their structural and operational complexity.

Moreover, the EEG signals are nonlinear and non-stationary in nature, which contribute to further complexities related to their manual interpretation and detection of normal and abnormal (interictal and ictal) activities.