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She said the small pilots are being monitored and would only be increased to other prisons if they were deemed successful.

Therefore, a 1000$ increase in GDP per capita in the US would increase the stock of Irish living in the US by around a 5.2%%, whereas the stock of Chinese-born would only be increased by approximately 3.1%%.

One would expect urinary albumin to be increased during proteinuria of either glomerular or tubular origin, while β2 microglobulinuria would only be increased during tubular proteinuria.

Indeed, it has been demonstrated directly in mouse oocytes that centromeric cohesion is more vulnerable to the actions of separase (Espl1 - Mouse Genome Informatics) than arm cohesion (Chiang et al., 2011), and because of an age-related loss in SGO2 this vulnerability would only be increased.

Since it is an output-oriented measure, this result suggests that, if technology remains at the present levels and sheep dairy firms use their disposable resources more effectively, they would only be able to increase output by about 10%.

However, the aforementioned lower copayment of $0.18 associated with high use of e-prescribing ARB with both interruptive and non-interruptive FDS would only be expected to increase PDC by 0.06percentt.

These significant cutbacks at a time of extraordinary humanitarian crisis would only be made worse by increased military actions abroad, warns Human Rights Watch.

While the FDA [ 2] has suggested starting a full evaluation when ALT/AST crosses the 3X ULN level, ALP crosses 2X ULN or TBIL crosses 2X ULN, the Health Canada guidance recommends to repeat testing at ALT or AST of 3X ULN and to monitor if the level is unchanged; a full evaluation would only be required if the level is increasing [ 3].

If we consider that omission responses uncover the underlying predictions, this second level prediction would also be responsible for larger omission responses in the same time window in xxxxy blocks, as this prediction would only be present in these blocks, increasing the magnitude of prediction-related activity.

We hypothesized that the promotive effects of BRs would only be observed in the presence of increased GAs levels.

The letter to Mr. Camp and Mr. Hatch clarified that waivers would only be granted if states aimed to increase work placement by 20 percent, and waivers would be rescinded unless states demonstrated "clear progress toward that goal" within the first year.