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This suggestion is an accordance with the report from Dullaart et al. [47], which described increased LCAT activity in patients with metabolic syndrome.

They concluded that there was a high incidence of 'subclinical arthritis' in patients with psoriasis alone, and these findings agree with those from an earlier scintigraphic study conducted in patients hospitalized with severe psoriatic skin disease [ 44], which described increased periarticular uptake of isotope at a number of joint regions.

This finding differs from previous studies which described an increased in intact FGF23 concentrations after IV iron therapy in patients with iron deficiency anaemia, normal renal function and normal baseline FGF23 levels [ 15, 16, 30].

UNHCR, which described the increasing numbers at Dadaab as "a huge concern", says it has taken Odinga's comments at face value and insists people will soon move into the new camp.

The distribution of profits is calculated by summing over the measure at each size distribution, Σ. Deciles from the data are matched with deciles from the simulated model using the mean and variance of log productivity, m y and s y as well as the parameter β which describes the increased profitability associated with hiring.

A rheological material model was presented which described the increase of micro cracking in ±45° CFRP laminates with a continuum mechanical approach.

8 In VA and Medicaid high-cost patients, mental health diagnoses frequently co-occur with cardiovascular, endocrine and musculoskeletal conditions conditions for which there is substantial literature describing increased risk and higher utilisation when comorbid mental illness is present.

A simple model applicable to oxy fuel combustion is presented which describes how increasing Zst results in the reduction and ultimately elimination of soot.

These results of this paper were like some previous research which described a significant increase in plasma glucose concentration of WSSV infected shrimp; they suggested that shrimp infected with virus may need to use glucose as an energy source to maintain of immune response to resist this rapidly replicating virus (Yoganandhan 2003; Galvan-Alvarez et al. 2012).

Microhabitat variables were moderately correlated (Table S2) and we extracted a single principal component describing microhabitat structure (MPC1) accounting for 46% of the total variation (eigenvalue 1.38, Table S3) which described a gradient of increasing grass cover and density and decreasing forb cover (Table S4).

Figure 12 shows that the number of publications, which described these four keyword-groups, increased across time especially between 1998 and 2009.