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By definition, these designs require greater respondent effort than more traditional longitudinal designs, the result of which may be increased unit nonresponse and, more importantly, nonresponse bias.
In this study we assessed social contacts outside home, work environments and mental health services, which may be increased by these interventions.
In addition, the Red Cross and the Pan American Health Organization have also been working in the disaster area, and the United States government has provided an initial donation of $25,000, which may be increased.
The ultimate strength of reinforced concrete slabs is frequently governed by the punching shear capacity, which may be increased with addition of traditional fitments such as reinforcing steel, headed studs or shear heads.
Polycarbonates (PC) are currently used for organic optical glass; nevertheless they show a poor impact resistance which may be increased by combination with cellulose acetate butyrate (CAB) into a PC/CAB interpenetrating polymer network (IPN), without altering the material transparency as we show here.
The price of last month's admission of guilt was a $16m fine, which may be increased.Beyond this is the worry that Riggs's sullied reputation could affect its core operations.
"The BP oil disaster is also reminding the public of the dark side of dependence on fossil fuels, which may be increasing support for clean energy policies".
This has led to rising inequality in incomes in many countries which may be increasing social tensions.Mr Obama can reasonably point out that he was elected in the wake of a financial meltdown that had threatened to bring about another Great Depression, with an unemployment rate that would make the current one look like a lucky escape.
Well you can start with changing out his sucky pillow, which may be increasing shedding by pulling and stripping delicate hair fibers.
Blood Hg concentrations measured at a specific point in time reflect contributions from both recent exposures, which may be increasing if intake is ongoing, and older exposures whose relative contribution decreases over time.
The current study confirmed the emergence of fluoroquinolone resistance among various Gram-negative species and staphylococci, which may be increasing due to the heightened use of these drugs; however the reported ESBL rates among Enterobacteriaceae was lower than noted in other studies and appeared to be stable.
