"It decreases pain, it decreases the baby's stress and it helps promote healing," said registered nurse Nicole Ross.
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"When you're texting and driving, your reaction time decreases, your concentration decreases," said CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta.
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Again, arrange the decreases any way you like, so long as the richer always have bigger percentage decreases than the poorer.
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"Large decreases this year in Chicago and Detroit, as well as small decreases in other cities, contributed to this decline," Brennan found.
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These decreases impact all sorts of media categories, with popular news, entertainment news and local news all showing decreases of more than 25%.
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According to Davis, past research shows that decreases in the number of uninsured patients are tied to decreases in healthcare that goes unpaid for.
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"Coffee at the end of a big fatty meal decreases the amount of fat that's absorbed and decreases the amount of sugar that's absorbed," says Arnot.
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I think member countries over the last three months since June have responded in a very good way and have opened the taps and provided a lot of supply to offset decreases in Iran, decreases in Venezuela, decreases in Mexico, and markets are quite balanced today.
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They found relative decreases in misuse and deaths in states with medical marijuana dispensaries, but they didn't find decreases in states that allow medical marijuana without dispensaries.
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They found relative decreases in misuse and deaths in states with medical marijuana dispensaries, but they didn't find significant decreases in states that allow medical marijuana without dispensaries.
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Decreases in satisfaction with school, family, appearance and friends presaged increased social media use, and increases in social media use preceded decreases in satisfaction with school, family, and friends.
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Genetic testing increases the success of IVF, decreases the risk of miscarriage and decreases the risk of a child being born with a chromosome abnormality such as Down syndrome.
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The decreases were larger for the subjects who received the computer training than for those who received the video training (though decreases were also sizable for the latter group).
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"As the bitcoin price decreases, so does the profitability of mining itself, which decreases demand for mining chips and miners," said Wang Leilei, a consultant at financial services consultancy Kapronssia.
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But the mass decreases more quickly, so as you approach the center of the Earth, you start going faster and faster but the force pulling you towards the center also decreases.
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While this solution is not a guaranteed prevention model, it decreases the probability of a manufactured refugee crisis from occurring and also decreases the likelihood of it being a legitimate threat.
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"Large decreases in Chicago and Houston, as well as small decreases in other cities, contributed to this decline [in the murder rate]," researchers Ames Grawert, James Cullen, and Vienna Thompkins wrote.
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"Member countries over the last three months since June have responded in a very good way and have opened the taps and provided a lot of supply to offset decreases in Iran, decreases in Venezuela, decreases in Mexico, and markets are quite balanced today," Saudi oil minister Khalid Al-Falih told CNBC on Sunday.
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In a study, Tinder found that wearing glasses in a profile picture decreases a user's chance of being right-swiped by 15%, and wearing a hat decreases your chance by another 12%.
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"It decreases pain, it decreases the baby's stress and it helps promote healing," Nicole Ross, a registered nurse and the Newborn Screening coordinator at UNC-Rex Birth Center told CNN affiliate WRAL.
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Making bipolar disorder like any other medical disorder decreases stigma.
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Planetary alignment decreases gravity Now this one's just plain weird.
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As the speed of a fluid increases, its pressure decreases.
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The face value of a bond decreases as yields rise.
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Space flight also decreases humans' immune systems and cardiovascular health.
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As the demand for airfare decreases, so do the fares.
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This both increases your capital requirements and decreases your margins.
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The rise outpaced projected decreases in deaths from extreme cold.
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Our price target decreases modestly to $2225 vs prior $2250.
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It said no firms reported decreases in employment this month.
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Investment and lending also have seen steep decreases this year.
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The population of these firefly decreases every year in Japan.
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Alcohol also decreases inhibitions and our ability to regulate emotions.
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Essentially, gray matter volume decreases slightly as fluid is redistributed.
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When the federal funds rate decreases, so does your rate.
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There were similar decreases for wine and beer as well.
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There were decreases in imports of computers and telecommunications equipment.
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It also finds average per worker wage decreases of 1.7%.
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But there is some question about whether it decreases turnout.
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This physical and cognitive stunting decreases lifetime productivity and wages.
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There were also decreases in furniture and professional equipment inventories.
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There were decreases in imports of industrial supplies and materials.
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But the feeling is that the level of freedom decreases.
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Another one found that breathing dirty air decreases cognitive function.
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And it decreases the use of animal testing, says Bell.
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There were also decreases in orders for ships and boats.
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Have there been more extreme increases or more extreme decreases?
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In fact, some studies reported decreases in risky sexual behavior.
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A new study out Wednesday notes that all 32.73 states and the District of Columbia saw decreases — often sharp decreases — in their rates of people lacking health insurance after implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
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They say the results "strongly suggest the decreases can be largely attributed" to the HPV vaccine because they saw "larger and faster decreases" among groups that are targeted and in countries with higher vaccination rates.
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The first year of treatment costs roughly $2,600; it decreases afterward.
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There were decreases in sales of motor vehicles, furniture and hardware.
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But as average income increases in countries, trust in vaccines decreases.
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They generally produce decreases in overdose, drug injection, and drug smoking.
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Pax-vetted production decreases the chance of having a disappointing experience.
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So we expected to see decreases in food insecurity and hunger.
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If one increases while the other decreases, that merits a –1.
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There were also decreases in exports of consumer goods last month.
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When groundwater decreases and there is no rainfall, rivers dry up.
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Those increases were offset by decreases by key Middle East producers.
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There were also decreases in imports of semiconductors and civilian aircraft.
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European firms are seeing some decreases in U.S. sales and profits.
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"This decreases emotional reactivity, which can be a superpower," says Ferriss.
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Mr. Timoney presided over decreases in crime in all three cities.
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Decreases in perceived harm is directly associated with increased drug-taking.
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Is there a distinct causation between research efforts and mortality decreases?
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But the amount of viable virus decreases sharply over this time.
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This is a backwards-pushing force that decreases the car's speed.
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After that time, the chances of securing a product demo decreases.
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Long range steering is pretty weak, so that decreases confidence there.
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"This decreases emotional reactivity, which can be a superpower," he says.
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The frequency of feedings, on the other hand, decreases over time.
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It would result in rate decreases that would provide substantial relief.
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Maybe it feels nearer to 21 later as the wind decreases?
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Vitamin D supplements may even lead to decreases in bone density.
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"Altruistic behavior decreases in times of greater income inequality," Galloway writes.
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Simply informing them about these misperceptions creates marked decreases in animosity.
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They also saw some of the largest average decreases in refunds.
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Under Katz, as that expectation decreases, so do Fourth Amendment protections.
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Conversely, a strong dollar often decreases the dollar price of commodities.
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Research shows that positive body language decreases cortisol levels by 25%.
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There were decreases in measures of new orders, employment and shipments.
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Still, the percent increases or decreases might seem tiny to most.
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This also decreases sodium, sugar and calorie intake, said Dr. Freedhoff.
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We know that wearing glasses in a profile photograph — both sunglasses or prescription eyeglasses — decreases the user's chance of being swiped right on by 15 percent, and users wearing a hat decreases that likelihood by 12 percent.
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There were also decreases in exports of consumer goods and motor vehicles.
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There were also decreases in imports of motor vehicles and capital goods.
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Notice that as one object increases in momentum, the other object decreases.
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And low social support was associated with greater decreases in the neck.
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However, lost participation points begin to add up and my GPA decreases.
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This decreases greenhouse gases that the LEED-certified buildings produce by 50%.
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This decreases racist shitposting and increases the colloquial use of PowerPoint clichés.
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And that's only after substantial decreases in coverage levels year after year.
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If you include multiple complaints, then the figure decreases to 5 percent.
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As people get older, the capacity to take professional risks sometimes decreases.
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There were also decreases in the prices of household furnishings and tobacco.
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There were also decreases in orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components.
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Inequality rarely decreases, and when it does it's often as the result
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First, it is not just whether the defense budget increases or decreases.
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This decreases the ability of cyber criminals to file in your name.
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As the size of the objects decreases, the number of them increases.
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If they stay negative for too long, the value of savings decreases.
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As animals get bigger, the ratio of surface area to volume decreases.
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Inbreeding decreases genetic diversity, which means that deleterious mutations can pile up.
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Coping with production decreases in Venezuela, Mexico and Iran is one thing.
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There were also decreases in exports of capital goods and motor vehicles.
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When you start to panic, your working memory capacity decreases even more.
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She noted that smoking decreases bone density and slows down wound healing.
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The increase and decreases in support broke almost entirely along party lines.
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Traditionally, scoring decreases after the All-Star break due to tighter checking.
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As domestic manufacturing costs increase, the competitiveness of some American producers decreases.
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Sex on meth is fun, and it decreases many of their inhibitions.
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As with screw length, this difference becomes negligible as ice quality decreases.
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Priority Private Care's membership fee decreases as more family members are included.
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To the contrary, there's been decreases in vehicle break-ins and theft.
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There were decreases in orders for primary metals and fabricated metal products.
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There were also decreases in exports of petroleum and nonautomative capital goods.
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Between 2007 and 20153 there were no dramatic decreases in reported crimes.
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Nevada drivers could see some slight decreases to their car insurance bills.
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As user time decreases, ad inventory in the NewsFeed will also decrease.
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When anti-abortionists like Pitlyk come to power, access to abortion decreases.
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Of course, the pressure that a well exerts also decreases with distance.
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As CO2 levels rose, participants showed significant decreases in decision-making ability.
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Most importantly, dependency decreases and people have greater opportunity to realize success.
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There were decreases in imports of capital, consumer goods and crude oil.
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Kolanovic and others have noted that when volatility rises dramatically liquidity usually decreases.
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It also decreases the value of overseas earnings when they are brought home.
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When he shrinks himself in the relativity cloud, he decreases his total mass.
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All of this decreases women's earnings relative to men's, increasing gender pay gaps.
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It could be because protecting a parent from deportation decreases stress and anxiety.
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The risk decreases for the more Northern cities as summer turns to fall.
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There were decreases in the cost of airline fares, household furnishings and tobacco.
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But let's not be fooled: These decreases were in the male prison population.
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There were also decreases in education and federal government job vacancies in July.
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If there are consecutive years of decreases, that could be a red flag.
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The group attributes this to patents expiring and decreases in generic drug prices.
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First, the rise of passive investing styles decreases the influence of fund managers.
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In recent years, experts and beekeepers have observed dramatic decreases in their numbers.
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However, as you earn more than enough to cover that, the impact decreases.
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Dramatic decreases in HIV deaths were seen among whites too, the data showed.
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However, a 2002 study shows that meat consumption decreases as the animals age.
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Activity was also weighed down by decreases in new and export orders measures.
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There were also decreases in the prices of imported food and capital goods.
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Income was weighed down by decreases in dividend, farm proprietors' and interest income.
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"The cleanest risks may still see low single-digit decreases," the report said.
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Buying their own stock decreases the amount of outstanding shares in the market.
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More decreases could be ahead in April's report given Whole Foods' price cuts.
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There were also decreases in inventories of professional equipment, drugs, apparel and groceries.
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At the same time, leptin, which sends "full" signals to the brain, decreases.
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All these countries have reported significant decreases in drug abuse, crime and disease.
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Again, states varied widely, with requests ranging from large increases to meaningful decreases.
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Activity was also weighed down by decreases in employment and new orders measures.
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It increases your bad LDL cholesterol, and it decreases your good HDL cholesterol.
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The inventory overhang is mostly visible in the automobile industry, despite recent decreases.
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In this context, any plan that decreases Social Security benefits is short-sighted.
|
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Most analysts do not expect a recovery next year, as planted area decreases.
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"Research shows that just labeling how we feel decreases the feeling," Seppälä says.
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Some people describe it as being drunk, and it also decreases their mood.
|
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Conversely, there is some evidence that the stress hormone cortisol decreases after orgasm.
|
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This puts more money in the government's pocket and decreases the national deficit.
|
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When farmers nurture healthy soil, it decreases the risk of flooding and droughts.
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Harvard researchers report this approach decreases daydreaming by 50 percent, improving the result.
|
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Inventories increased by 0.2% — the first jump after eight consecutive months of decreases.
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Eliminating that position decreases your responsibility to the public for accuracy and fairness.
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The number of mistakes decreases, while better decisions will take the company further.
|
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There were decreases last quarter in spending on nonresidential structures and business equipment.
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There were also decreases in the prices of meat, oilseeds and nonferrous scrap.
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What's important are further decreases in teenage pregnancy and in sexually transmitted infections.
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Focus on finding a sanctuary for your emotions while the Moon's energy decreases.
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It mostly suggested decreases, and, in some cases, filers didn't have enough withheld.
|
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This decreases the possibility that people are misrepresenting or concealing their true priorities.
|
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As competition decreases, the remaining insurers have greater market power to increase premiums.
|
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The dangers of fatigue and sleep apnea When fatigue sets in, safety decreases.
|
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"The decreases are big numbers, and it's hard to counter those," Silverblatt said.
|
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Newborns also hiccup a fair amount, and the behavior then decreases with age.
|
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A lot of social science suggests that as diversity increases, social trust decreases.
|
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LPs that invest in both public and private sectors often determine how much to allocate toward venture capital as a percentage of total assets; and the amount that gets invested in venture decreases if the value of their public assets decreases.
|
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Preliminary data indicate that VR reduces pain by 25% and potentially decreases narcotic usage.
|
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Studies show that testosterone production in men decreases by about 2 percent a year.
|
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So as the assumed value for axion mass decreases, the axion becomes more elusive.
|
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That does not prove anything, but decreases the likelihood that it was deliberately sent.
|
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The Pacific Northwest as well as the Northeast are next, seeing 10 percent decreases.
|
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As age increases, interest in a night out at a crowded club decreases significantly.
|
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As people get older, the number of hours that they need to sleep decreases.
|
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Leeners' team actually did initially see decreases in cognition during the first menstrual cycle.
|
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And some behavioral studies find increases in working memory and decreases in mind wandering.
|
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If anything, hostility to these Republican-aligned groups decreases support for the Democratic Party.
|
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When you close a credit card, your available credit decreases, increasing your utilization rate.
|
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A few countries experienced decreases in their average adult height after years of gain.
|
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It also decreases the side effects by remaining inactive until it reaches the tumor.
|
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Traditionally on that dataset, error decreases by less than 1 percent in one year.
|
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On the plus side, the likelihood of it happening decreases with each passing day.
|
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After that, the rebate decreases by 2003 percent every six months until it's retired.
|
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After that, the rebate decreases by 50 percent every six months until it's retired.
|
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The memo probably decreases the odds of a kumbaya moment between the two countries.
|
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The study also suggests that Uber bumps up bus ridership but decreases train use.
|
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A large portion, 39.1 percent, reported decreases in both total undergraduate and freshman enrollment.
|
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Efficiency of solar modules decreases over time, which in turn reduces margins for producers.
|
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Overall, the researchers saw decreases in blood pressure and cholesterol levels during that time.
|
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The capital reduction decreases the nominal value per share from 40.00 francs to 3.50.
|
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Motor vehicle sales increased 0.7 percent in April after three straight months of decreases.
|
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"In a more equal society with less gender differences, gender violence decreases," he said.
|
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Decreases in maternity unit staffing have contributed to this trend, Zbiri said by email.
|
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As they do, they keep growing bigger and bigger, expanding as surrounding pressure decreases.
|
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Socializing with friends and family and increasing meaningful face-to-face interactions decreases loneliness.
|
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Specifically, FBI data from Washington state correlates legalization with decreases in violent criminal activity.
|
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If a person develops mesothelioma, their life expectancy and quality of life decreases significantly.
|
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All of the separate offices within the EPA also reported decreases in worker engagement.
|
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This warms the ocean further, which in turn decreases the sea ice even more.
|
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Shrinking Medicaid may not lead to widespread closures, but revenue decreases could still hurt.
|
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Touch reduces stress hormones, decreases the perception of pain, improves sleep, and reduces fatigue.
|
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The technique we're using, specifically synthetic RNA, actually decreases that an order of magnitude.
|
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As lung volume decreases through age, you become more vulnerable to chronic respiratory conditions.
|
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It shows that the volume of gray matter increases or decreases slightly in space.
|
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Increases or decreases in interest rates may determine a slower or faster principal repayment.
|
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The VIX decreases when there's less demand for put options as the market rises.
|
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The rest of those 11 metro areas had decreases of 2 percent or less.
|
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There were decreases in orders for machinery and for electrical equipment, appliances and components.
|
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There were also decreases in the cost of medical care, apparel, and household furnishings.
|
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And two, it decreases the number of shares, potentially hiking up company's share price.
|
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When the economy is weak, government spending increases while investment decreases, and vice versa.
|
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Each minute of delay decreases the chance of survival by up to 10 percent.
|
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After three days, urine tests showed significant decreases in several artificial chemicals, including parabens.
|
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The Fed kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, following three decreases in a row.
|
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Additionally, the House plan decreases the number of tax brackets from seven to four.
|
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Unfortunately, this is often the age when protein intake decreases, which can accelerate sarcopenia.
|
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Here are the four job attributes with the biggest decreases between 2010 and 2019.
|
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Those with arthritis say that decreases in air pressure and temperature increase joint pain.
|
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"The city has now seen decreases in shootings in eight consecutive quarters," Pollock said.
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Your potential for promotions decreases significantly after 10 years at a company, Weisbeck says.
|
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This would cause corresponding decreases in both the labor force and overall economic activity.
|
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But you should still exfoliate during the summer months (sun exposure decreases cell turnover).
|
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Only Maryland and the District of Columbia saw significant decreases in alcohol-related cirrhosis.
|
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There were also decreases in exports of capital goods and motor vehicles and parts.
|
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Men, particularly uneducated men, also experienced greater decreases in cognitive function compared to women.
|
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There were also decreases in exports of consumer goods and motor vehicles in April.
|
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The researchers found strong evidence suggesting that being physically active in general, from brisk walking to more vigorous activity, decreases the risk of postmenopausal breast cancer; undertaking vigorous physical activity, such as running or cycling, decreases the risk of premenopausal breast cancer.
|
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"This decreases pressure on the system, and violent boiling results," according to the park's statement.
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For workers, though, the biggest advantage is that organic decreases their exposure to toxic agrochemicals.
|
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Hospitals in states that expanded Medicaid saw much bigger decreases in their uncompensated care rates.
|
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Considerable decreases occurred in VTB group (RUB157 billion, 2.6%) and FC Otkritie (RUB136 billion, 8.1%).
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No one had seen Kalanick berate an Uber driver as they argued over fare decreases.
|
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Some, such as AT&T, cut investment, but those decreases were planned years in advance.
|
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It&aposs all happening as the number of people arriving in Europe by boat decreases.
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Squatting allegedly diminishes the feeling of straining, produces fewer hemorrhoids, decreases bloating and reduces constipation.
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Budget 2017 Update includes various tax and fee policy measures, including both increases and decreases.
|
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In the Arctic, the air temperature slowly decreases the higher you get above the sea.
|
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It said areas with the fastest decreases were due mostly to negative net domestic migration.
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At every subsequent level, the number of men increases, while the number of women decreases.
|
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Squads are, after all, inherently exclusive, and their marketability decreases considerably as you get older.
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During the course of the video, the sun subtly increases and decreases in apparent size.
|
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There were also decreases in the cost of airline tickets, new motor vehicles and communications.
|
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It also said economists expect significant decreases in international trade of livestock and livestock products.
|
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The takeaway is that even small decreases in our sleep times can stress our bodies.
|
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Decreases in U visa applications may reflect the radical new way lawyers now approach them.
|
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The numbers mirror other data showing decreases in fatalities from gun violence for all ages.
|
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Second place gets $100 and that figure decreases all the way down to 10th place.
|
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The new plan would in part halt all legal immigration until the unemployment rate decreases.
|
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One could argue, and many do, that increased pay transparency decreases the gender pay gap.
|
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This gravity decreases more slowly with distance, which means that it doesn't weaken as much.
|
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The post-crisis regulations have affected liquidity, leading both to increases and decreases, Powell said.
|
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The bigger the loan, the more a borrower can save on even small rate decreases.
|
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Besides increasing your risk of heart disease, depression and obesity, stress decreases your cognitive performance.
|
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As the remaining hard bullet bonds (36%) mature over time, the programme's refinancing risk decreases.
|
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Inventories fell 1.6 percent due to decreases in the aerospace and petroleum and coal sectors.
|
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Direct access to physical therapist services is safe, improves health outcomes, and decreases healthcare costs.
|
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"Medical intervention doesn't 'cure' gender dysphoria, but it decreases and eliminates some symptoms," he says.
|
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Instead of bringing it to a head it decreases the pimple until it fully disappears.
|
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There were decreases in orders for machinery, primary metals and electrical equipment, appliances and components.
|
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As the rank goes down to Schedule 20073, a drug's potential for abuse generally decreases.
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This decreases their chances of getting better or completing school and ultimately getting a job.
|
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Besides increasing your risk of heart disease, depression, and obesity, stress decreases your cognitive performance.
|
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"As temperatures increase and rainfall decreases - the suitable area for growing ... diminishes," Davis told Reuters.
|
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In March, there were also decreases in the output of electronic equipment, appliances and components.
|
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Therefore, the more the individual character disappears from his work, the wage decreases in proportion.
|
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Johnson said Israel's ongoing occupation of disputed territories decreases the chances of an independent Palestine.
|
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"Both cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes cause further decreases in magnesium levels," Majumdar says.
|
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Both periods showed significant decreases in the amount of IPOs and proceeds raised from them.
|
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The slide is naturally attributable to decreases in rankings across the constituent parts of USDA.
|
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Democrats and independents also lost confidence, with decreases of 6 points and 4 points, respectively.
|
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The fed funds complex suggested traders slashed their outlook on further rate decreases next year.
|
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Large changes were seen in Kansas and Maine -- decreases of 74 and 21 miles, respectively.
|
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Decreases were also found among men and women in Mexico, Spanish men and Danish women.
|
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If so, can we build in a way that decreases the risk of catastrophic damage?
|
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The October decline reflected decreases in consumers' view about current conditions and their future expectations.
|
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Boredom, in turn, makes you less focused at work and decreases your level of engagement.
|
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The largest decreases were at Otkritie (RUB47 billion, 2123%) and B&N (RUB49 billion, 15%).
|
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This means the relative benefit of using a higher SPF decreases as the number increases.
|
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However, for companies that are already very transparent, more transparency decreases the incentives for misreporting.
|
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Because of the high compensation, more people are quickly trained, and the average compensation decreases.
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I think changes in attitudes are in part responsible about why we're seeing the decreases.
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The company has not released a list of other drugs that will get price decreases.
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In IV drug users, PrEP decreases the risk of contracting HIV by over 22015 percent.
|
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Both insufficient sleep and stress result in the release of cortisol, and cortisol decreases testosterone.
|
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Neumob, a service that decreases load times for mobile apps, wants to help developers there.
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Studies show that violence against women decreases when online advertising is available to sex workers.
|
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"For every commitment you make, the water level in Abramović's tank decreases," reads the release.
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Dams take advantage of water descending for some distance and decreases in gravitational potential energy.
|
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One (unproven) hypothesis is that a warming Arctic decreases the strength of the jet stream.
|
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Cloud cover gradually decreases and it turns a bit cooler.
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If the total number of infections decreases, the total number of deaths will also decrease.
|
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If the value of the bonds decreases, as it has been, the banks' capital erodes.
|
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These tactics generally have led to temporary decreases in crime, the police and experts said.
|
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Beer also remains on the decline with sales falling 2.3% — its fourth year of decreases.
|
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"In the winter, there's a key climate variable called 'specific humidity' that decreases," Dalziel explained.
|
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The credit decreases to 10 percent beginning in 2022 and only applies to commercial projects.
|
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Scattering cancer cells worsens the disease and decreases a patient's chances of long-term survival.
|
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You can also try Epifoam, which is a topical foam that decreases pain and swelling.
|
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That percentage decreases even more for the majority of individuals who rely on private insurance.
|
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As with most hydraulic rowers, fluid in the hydraulic piston heats up, which decreases resistance.
|
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It is unclear whether those decreases are true declines or merely statistical fluctuations, Schuchat said.
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The tax plan also decreases the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
|
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If the television deal remains static — or even decreases — then they will all have problems.
|
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Atlas decreases the time it takes to set up a company from months to days.
|
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It also decreases job opportunities for millions of people who have been unemployed or underemployed.
|
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These decreases at ESPN, however, were partially offset by growth at Disney Channel and Freeform.
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The decision Wednesday decreases the chances of a Supreme Court decision before the 2020 elections.
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Violent crime has been associated with warmer weather with dramatic decreases in the winter months.
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He did, however, also share statistics about fentanyl decreases and the US-Mexico border wall.
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A woman's lung volume also decreases as the uterus grows and presses on the diaphragm.
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Many people live farther apart here, and effective social distancing decreases the risk of spread.
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In general, it suggested decreases, since the 5003 law was supposed to be a cut.
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And that risk decreases with experience, so a controlled medical setting is usually the safest.
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Studies have shown that bleach activity strongly decreases and becomes insufficient at lower washing temperatures.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A positive rating action could be considered if Bepensa decreases its total debt/EBITDA to historical levels as a result of an improvement in operating results or debt reduction; or consistently generates positive FCF and eliminates or decreases its linkage with Finbe.
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Hall found that when a more extreme candidate beats a moderate in the primary the party's general-election vote share decreases on average by approximately 9—13 percentage points, and the probability that the party wins the seat decreases by 241—22016 percentage points.
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Many major internet providers have increased spending, or projected the decreases mentioned years ahead of time.
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Generally speaking, if resources are abundant, the population increases; if resources are scarce, the population decreases.
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Meanwhile, some South American nations reported decreases in adult per capita consumption between 2010 and 203.
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But every time the experiment gets an upgrade, it decreases the chance to even more impossible.
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If it significantly decreases their suffering, that will be a takeaway well worth paying attention to.
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"He has very little downside risk if the share price decreases," Weight's notice to shareholders stated.
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That could be result of decreases in the pound's value, economist Marcus Wright said on Twitter.
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Our DCF-derived TP decreases to $184 from $241, due to lower base year (FY20) EBIT.
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He specified exactly two downsides to the present rules: it decreases investment and it stifles innovation.
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Short-Term Debt Level Decreases: The weak liquidity position had previously constrained the standalone credit profile.
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Yes, but: Most drugs with more than 29.45 competing products did see price decreases in 22017.
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However, states like Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island showed decreases of less than 10 percent.
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By colonizing other apps with its experience, Snapchat decreases the need for them to copy it.
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"Perhaps cannabis decreases the clinical effect of chronic pain" in ways unrecorded by pain rating scales.
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The budget also decreases funding for the UN system, which could hit the World Health Organization.
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Heart disease and stroke deaths were falling steadily until 2011, but then the annual decreases shrank.
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Decreases in brightness were see in a few regions experiencing warfare, particularly Yemen and Syria. 2.
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And during this time, testosterone, the male sex hormone, decreases in men and increases in women.
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While this decreases sales numbers, retail sales are far more profitable for automakers than fleet sales.
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In emerging markets, such China and Russia, it decreases to 7 percent and 11 percent, respectively.
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If taste is globalized, then the logical endpoint is a world in which aesthetic diversity decreases.
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"It only decreases what's in your pocketbook, because you're just paying more in interest," she said.
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"Little volumes of physical activity resulted in large decreases of mortality risks," Eijsvogels said by email.
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Barring people convicted of domestic abuse from owning guns also decreases the number of gun deaths.
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It also sends alerts whenever your score increases, decreases, or there's something you should know about.
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Over the years, in-prison education programs have seen funding decreases, forcing them to close shop.
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But the sharp decreases last season may have been enough to force the mortality rate up.
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Randomized controlled trials show that people who are sleep-deprived can see decreases in their empathy.
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Decreases in output at one wind plant are typically canceled out by increases at another plant.
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Every year fewer people can afford it, the pool of insurance providers decreases, and prices increase.
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The 89.43 states with the highest opioid prescription rates in 2016 all saw decreases from 2015.
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Each cycle, the number of bundles decreases by one, eventually amounting to one strand per bundle.
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Will the market grow to 10x the current size if the price per launch decreases 153x?
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Republicans' tolerance for a "socialist" candidate decreases considerably, with only 17% saying they would do so.
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Research, however, has shown that reducing lethal means is associated with decreases in the suicide rate.
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Apple's fee decreases to 15 percent from 30 percent after the first year of a subscription.
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Sales were down at all of GM's major brands, with particularly sharp decreases for passenger cars.
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Access to Medicaid in early childhood decreases suicide by 10 to 15 percent later in life.
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It is important to recognize that Reagan's tax decreases were not substantially reversed under subsequent administrations.
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The percentage decreases (90 percent to 80 percent), but the number increases (90 to 96 million).
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Every day, I watch the news and feel increasingly hopeful as the number of cases decreases.
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In 2019, rent prices in some cities went up, while some cities saw decreases in rent.
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The probability of an impact is high for smaller rocks and decreases rapidly for larger asteroids.
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Yet the increases in the Southwest and West and the decreases in the Southeast were unanticipated.
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Not only do some items come with free devices, they also have actual price decreases too.
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The decline in mortgage activity stemmed from decreases in applications for refinancing and purchasing a home.
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His opposition to the impeachment effort greatly decreases the chances of Rosenstein getting removed from office.
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Under one story, targeting increases the value of the audience, which increases advertisers' bids, which increases publishers' revenues; under a different story, targeting decreases the 'pool' of audience interested in an ad, which decreases competition to display ads, which reduces advertisers' bids, eventually reducing publishers' revenues.
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While unwelcome to MLB commissioner Rob Manfred, small decreases in attendance aren't unusual or cause for alarm.
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This theoretically resets the fusiform cells and decreases how often and severely a person's tinnitus should happen.
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These decreases were especially apparent in the four most common forms: lung, breast, prostate, and colorectal cancer.
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Some Pages might see a small increase in referral traffic, and some Pages might see minor decreases.
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As an individual technology becomes a commodity the number of people who know how it works decreases.
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"Exfoliation decreases the risk that skin will be covering where the hair is growing," Dr. King says.
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But when you can extend that courtesy, the balloon does pop and the tension decreases by half.
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But a recent report conducted by Comparably found something interesting — as professionals age, the gender gap decreases.
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Unfortunately, when peace and security decreases in any country, violence against women and girls tends to increase.
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Gohmert said in his letter he will host "telephone town halls" until "the threat of violence" decreases.
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It decreases the likelihood that people will continue to engage at the same level on our platform.
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While the U.S. decreases its imports from China, the rest of the world buys more Chinese goods.
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Overall, the decreases in teen sex were only noticeable among students in the 9th and 10th grade.
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Nearly 70 percent of the bank's energy-sector borrowers saw decreases in lines of credit, Shrewsberry said.
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Pregnancy affects the immune system and decreases lung volume, so it's harder to clear a respiratory infection.
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They accounted for increased air traffic, climate change, improvements in fuel efficiency, and decreases in soot emissions.
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The elevation at Everest Base Camp is 17,590 feet, an altitude that decreases oxygen by about 50%.
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There were also decreases in orders for primary metals while orders for fabricated metal products were unchanged.
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There were also decreases in orders for primary metals and orders for fabricated metal products were unchanged.
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Both Mexico and the Dominican Republic saw decreases in abortion requests by, respectively, about 7% and 20%.
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A helicopter able to travel faster and farther without needing as much refueling naturally decreases combat risk.
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He decreases the bets he previously made that Emily didn't like and increases the bets she did.
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Every attempt at scaling up an inefficient experiment dramatically decreases the likelihood of success for a startup.
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The signs proclaim that the legalisation of cannabis improves property values and decreases teenage use and crime.
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Investment in structures was depressed by decreases in commercial and healthcare, and mining exploration, shafts and wells.
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It is well established that asking about citizenship substantially decreases the response rate of Hispanic American households.
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The University of Nottingham researchers say a similar effect may be causing decreases in human male fertility.
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That's because body surface area per volume decreases as an animal grows in size, according to Labonte.
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And the probability you will outlive your money meaningfully decreases if you wait to take Social Security.
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Care from a physical therapist improves health outcomes and decreases costs to our healthcare system and society.
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Buchko said that this "cool exfoliation" cleanses the skin, decreases bacteria, and calms inflammation associated with acne.
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The scientists explain that added electrical energy decreases the number of calories a soldier has to burn.
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The company says that the plugin decreases load times on Android by an average of 51 percent.
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Lower credit losses and higher volumes are expected to offset further decreases in interest income from loans.
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They found that firms in countries that suffered worse financial crises experienced greater decreases in productivity growth.
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Sites that receive more requests are at higher risk, and the risk decreases for less popular sites.
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That decreases the chance the two larger rivals can strike a deal – assuming regulators wouldn't nuke it.
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Correction 8/1 8:39 AM ET: Corrected that a woman's temperature increases during ovulation, not decreases.
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It monitors electrocardiogram heart signals and a user's levels of lactate, which decreases as we work out.
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Decreases in progesterone levels can cause disturbed sleep as progesterone has both hypnotic and stress-relieving effects.
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Air density decreases as temperatures increase, and planes need air density to lift them into the air.
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For consumers, this labor restriction inflates prices so they can't afford as much, which decreases their satisfaction.
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Visibility decreases as he trudges forward, and the people walking in front of him become dark smudges.
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The whooping cough vaccine given to children is 80% to 90% effective, but effectiveness decreases over time.
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Mothers' stress showed small-to-moderate decreases in both of those groups, too, over the first month.
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"It can shorten the length of a cold and decreases the severity of the illness," Sevilla says.
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A softer greenback generally decreases the cost of dollar-denominated bullion for investors paying in other currencies.
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"Funds will be provided ... when the commonwealth's central cash balance decreases to a certain level," FEMA said.
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However, during the most affordable time to visit, in August and September, that rate decreases to $2,504.
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Density of the solar wind decreases as it travels through the solar system while temperature remains constant.
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"It also decreases inflammation, which has also been found to be elevated in psychiatric disorders," Palmer says.
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As with a Kickstarter project, the discount decreases the longer you wait, which should deter purchase-procrastinating.
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Based on known gene activity changes, it looked for similar increases or decreases to make its guesses.
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"We know that deep pressure with a consistent sensory input decreases the level of arousal," he explains.
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Where there are trees higher up, their roots and richer soils absorb rain, which decreases flooding below.
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There's still some slashing, but with wider brushes more loaded with color, which decreases the blender effect.
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The latest move largely decreases the amount of traffic coming across the northern and southern land borders.
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The surgery also improves visual contrast, which decreases the risk of accidental deaths from falls or driving.
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Of the 10 markets that saw the greatest decreases, most also saw an increase in overall inventory.
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In other parts of the world, climate change has been linked to drought or decreases in snowpack.
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Pending home sales fell 9.8 percent from a year ago, the 12th straight month of annual decreases.
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However, the smoke point of oils, even those higher vegetable ones, decreases as a result of cooking.
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The monthly premium decreases when a renter renews a lease and proves to be a reliable tenant.
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The practice is becoming more popular and important as urban populations grow dramatically and available farmland decreases.
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Being able to see the little decreases in that debt helped push me through the tough times.
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For one thing, as you shoot stuff out of a rocket, the mass of the rocket decreases.
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The reasons for the July decreases in corn yield were based on weather, conditions, and acreage updates.
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"Studies have shown repeatedly that people's good mood increases and bad mood decreases around pets," Herzog said.
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There were also decreases in orders for computers and electronic products and electrical equipment, appliances and components.
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But she said she was concerned about not knowing what specifically drove decreases in the suicide rate.
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But even in relatively affordable, spread-out cities, time spent commuting in traffic decreases quality of life.
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A 2014 JAMA study found significant decreases in opioid overdose deaths where states had legalized medical marijuana.
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Starting around age 30 or 40, flexibility continuously decreases, with men losing flexibility more quickly than women.
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Moreover, Doms expects no action this year on corporate tax hikes but rather small decreases for individuals.
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Up, suggested another study, which showed median rents increasing as the commute time to Midtown Manhattan decreases.
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As the climate warms, ice in polar seas decreases, marine life is clawing back via carbon sequestration.
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Temperature is another key aspect of your sleep environment, because your body temperature decreases to initiate sleep.
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At the same time, there's solid evidence that reducing access to guns decreases the risk of suicide.
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Studies have shown that excessive phubbing decreases relationship satisfaction and contributes to feelings of depression and alienation.
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Rhone's Reign sets itself apart with GoldFusion technology that wicks moisture, controls odors, and decreases drying time.
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There were also decreases in the prices of wireless telephones services, airline fares and motor vehicle insurance.
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The hippocampus, which controls learning, memory, and spatial awareness, decreases in size, according to neuroscientist Elena Blanco-Suarez.
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"The huge benefit of vaccines is clear, with large decreases in mortality from vaccine preventable diseases," she said.
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If you take any two balls, the gravitational potential energy decreases as the two balls get closer together.
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For starters, we know that the amount of urine your body produces decreases at night, according to MedlinePlus.
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Bathiche described a custom piece of silicon, which sits on the display, that decreases ink latency by 24%.
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"A hole in your eardrum decreases its ability to take a sound and magnify it," Dr. Mukhija says.
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An increase was observed in Latin American exports while decreases occurred in both the Middle East and Africa.
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A scratched up screen also significantly decreases the value of a phone when you're trying to resell it.
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There were also decreases in exports of capital and consumer goods last month, though motor vehicle exports rose.
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Support for other European populists—the National Rally, the League, AfD and so on—mostly decreases with age.
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But that's going to be hard to do if vitamin A simultaneously decreases the abundance of B. vulgatus.
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Even with competition, "you can't count on continual price decreases," said Vanderbilt's Stacie Dusetzina after reviewing the data.
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No one was talking about price decreases, but that does happen in the industry to keep medicine affordable.
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The new model also adds hands-free Alexa, which decreases the battery life from 12 hours to 10.
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More by the numbers: 30% of investors correctly recognize the price of bonds decreases when interest rates rise.
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When "stimulus is suddenly introduced and processed by the brain, the alpha rhythm generally decreases," the authors wrote.
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Even if it decreases Messenger usage slightly, Day could make the app as a whole much more lucrative.
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If a brand's reach decreases dramatically, some brands will also have to pay for ads like on Facebook.
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There were decreases in the price of used motor vehicles and trucks, airline fares and motor vehicle insurance.
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"If you adjust for inflation, many schools are actually seeing real decreases in net tuition revenue," Redd said.
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The medication decreases bad cholesterol (which is a disease risk) while also decreasing the liver's production of cholesterol.
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Month-to-month decreases in air transportation and travel tours followed the end of the holiday travel season.
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Providing employee access to earned paid sick days increases workplace productivity, decreases turnover and creates a healthy workplace.
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In fact, the National Chicken Council shows that when pork and beef consumption decreases, poultry consumption goes up.
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Typhoon #Meranti prob near its theoretical MPI now, which thankfully decreases a little on approach to Taiwan pic.twitter.
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And if taken between 48-72 hours after exposure to sperm, the effectiveness decreases to about 58 percent.
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Investing in education about early detection of melanoma and sun safety saves lives and decreases health care costs.
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Aside from dehydrating your face, alcohol decreases the body's level of vitamin A, which is a powerful antioxidant.
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Cities and states that provide comprehensive sex education and access to contraception have seen decreases in teen pregnancy.
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Also, the slow economic activity of many of our main trading partners decreases the demand for U.S. exports.
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" In support of his assertion, he claimed that areas with physical barriers had exponential decreases in "illegal immigration.
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But above that, the percentage of adult households willing to ditch landlines decreases steadily as ages goes up.
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It expands the range of political debate and decreases the negative attack ads so corrosive to our politics.
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More see tax decreases on the horizon for big businesses (243% say so) and for the wealthy (265%).
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Considerable decreases occurred at VTB (RUB33 billion, -0.6%), VBRR (RUB20 billion, 9083%) and Alfa-Bank (RUB15 billion, 1.3%).
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This causes the water to become more acidic, which decreases the amount of calcium carbonate available to animals.
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A touch and hold on the left decreases the volume, and a single tap activates the "transparency" mode.
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These prescription drug monitoring systems seem to be contributing to marked decreases in opioid-related deaths and hospitalizations.
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Interest rates on credit cards are closely tied to the prime rate, so you'll likely see decreases near .
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This model states that as the unemployment rate decreases, inflation should pick up with more people in work.
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As new workers move in, housing stock decreases while demand increases, resulting in higher prices for fewer places.
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But there's evidence that the drug war increases prices and decreases accessibility far beyond taxes and regulation could.
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This suggests you are at a moderate level of impairment… you should avoid driving until your impairment decreases.
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Investing in new energy sources decreases our dependence on fossil fuels and lessens our impact on the environment.
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It's essentially a powder made of tiny crystals in which water molecules get caught as the temperature decreases.
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He also found significant decreases in stress hormones measured from blood or saliva samples after the five sessions.
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Carson City, Nevada, saw one of the largest decreases, with about a $150/month drop in total rent.
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But a big study on whether the new medicine decreases heart attacks and strokes has not yet finished.
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Early data suggested that apologizing for mistakes decreases malpractice costs, but recent research has called that into question.
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It's been our experience that having the vocabulary right there decreases anxiety about not knowing what to say.
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Administration officials say they believe the order could result in substantial decreases in the cost of medical care.
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Building permits increased 1.5 percent to a rate of 1.311 million units, snapping three straight months of decreases.
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This increases political polarization, decreases competition, makes policy compromises difficult if not impossible and drives down voter turnout.
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There's also pink noise, which is similar to white noise but decreases in intensity as the frequency increases.
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Plus, research has shown that a 90-minute walk in nature boosts your cognitive functioning and decreases anxiety.
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In addition, if the size of the airway decreases, air pressure increases, allowing for tissue vibration and snoring.
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Industry group IWSR reported last week that beer sales fell 2.3% last year, its fourth year of decreases.
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For inspiration, think of the massive decreases in the cost of information technology over the past 25 years.
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Oil prices have tumbled as China's growth prospects weaken and international travel, particularly to and from China, decreases.
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NASA stated on Saturday that it had seen "significant decreases" in noxious nitrogen dioxide over China through February.
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Ranitidine is an over-the-counter and prescription histamine-2 blocker, which decreases the amount of stomach acid.
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As you can see, with r squared in the denominator, the gravitational force decreases very fast with distance.
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Decreases in labor demand, particularly in industrial sectors like construction, hit young men with low education especially hard.
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About 76,000 customers in Pennsylvania will see some slight decreases to their car insurance bill in early 2020.
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Other studies have shown that walking in nature decreases anxiety, rumination and negative mood, while increasing memory performance.
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Pooling data from 13 studies, researchers found that contrast therapy decreases post-exercise soreness more than resting does.
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In the same conservative states, however, funding of pregnancy-prevention education was linked with decreases in adolescent births.
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Extensive research in multiple localities shows AOT decreases homelessness, arrest, incarceration and hospitalization in the 70-percent range.
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The survey found smaller but still statistically significant decreases in cocaine use by youths ages 453 to 245.
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Building permits increased 2306 percent to a rate of 0.73 million units, snapping three straight months of decreases.
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But the representation of women overall decreases among associate professors and declines to 33 percent among full professors.
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Boeing said that the modification "improves aircraft handling characteristics" and decreases "pitch-up tendency" only in unusual circumstances.
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The restaurant also said it will likely have to send workers home as demand decreases, according to KTRK.
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" According to Einstein's theory of general relativity, the strength of a gravitational wave "decreases inversely with luminosity distance.
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As long as it significantly decreases the likelihood of account compromises, two-factor authentication is still worth using.
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If you add more natural gas plants to the grid, the marginal value of each subsequent plant decreases.
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Under the one-year contract, the price decreases every other month as long as the prescription is refilled.
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Above it, a bar slowly decreases, and what that bar means is that I am freezing to death.
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Historically, FleetPartners' 30+ day delinquencies have generally tracked below Fitch's Dinkum ABS Index EXPECTED RATING SENSITIVITIES Increases in the frequency of defaults, decreases in recoveries or decreases in vehicle sale prices could produce loss levels higher than Fitch's base-case, which could result in negative rating action on the notes.
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The unit can reportedly provide improved breathing, boosts the immune system, and simply improves your mood and decreases stress.
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Compared to one year ago, pending home sales were down 0.7%, marking the 17th straight month of annual decreases.
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"Successful" dieting, in this case meaning dieting that results in weight loss, typically decreases leptin levels, Dr. Myers says.
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On average, Altria's cigarette volume decreases 1.83 percent every year, according to a review of the company's financial statements.
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The study also found significant decreases in anogenital wart diagnoses in both girls and women and boys and men.
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Lower social functioning was tied to greater decreases in BMD in the neck and hip, the current study found.
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If a company creates more value than it captures, it decreases inequality—no matter how rich the founders become.
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As human populations increase and prey decreases, man-eating could become a viable option for lions, the researchers wrote.
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Those who experienced severe dizziness also showed marked decreases in blood pressure, which went as low as 60 mmHg.
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Gravitational pull decreases with increasing distance, but the effect is partly offset by the increasing size of these structures.
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If his quality of life decreases significantly then we will make the hard choice and put him to sleep.
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Despite these decreases, OPEC output in September has risen to the highest since September 2017 according to Reuters surveys.
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As the number of detainees increases, the amount of attention afforded to each individual by officials decreases, advocates said.
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But I'd also guess Trump's win decreases the likelihood that the justices grant certiorari in any of the cases.
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The iPhone 23/103 Plus's launch had broken a streak of sales decreases that had stretched back six quarters.
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"Beer actually decreases a hormone called oxytocin, which helps with the milk being released from the breast," she says.
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The winners get the largest percentage and the amount incrementally decreases all the way to the 123th-ranked team.
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The stuff occurs naturally in the body and decreases as we age, dragging that youthful luster down with it.
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Raise the percentage of minority students in a school by 10, and the spending per student decreases by $75.
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As you fall, the mass beneath you decreases as the average gravitational pull on you from that mass increases.
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While 34 saw an increase, 15 states and the District of Columbia saw decreases, and Maine saw no change.
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Testosterone decreases naturally with age, but slowly, at a rate of about 1 percent a year after age 30.
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"Similar to previous studies, decreases in connectivity were observed which often involved the occipital visual processing areas," explained Bauer.
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Enzymes speed up functions in a cell, and in this case, phosphorylation decreases the rate at which cells proliferate.
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And as the backbone of the US economy, consumer spending could be a drag on growth if it decreases.
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"It is this administration's judgment that providing precision-guided munitions actually decreases the risk," he told a congressional hearing.
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They found that increased intake of whole grains decreases the risk of developing this dangerous form of liver cancer.
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Virtually no reputable scholarly study claims that immigration decreases the net number of jobs available for the native-born.
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If the yen firms, the reported value of sales outside from Japan mathematically decreases – more bad news for equities.
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In fact, popularity decreases steadily with age, with visitors over 65 the least likely to search for the genre.
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We know Kenya wants to get pregnant and is undergoing IVF treatments, and stress decreases the likelihood of success.
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In 2016, Los Angeles, Chicago, Austin, and Washington D.C., all highly dense highly populated areas, saw decreases in ridership.
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A majority of Americans, 22019 percent, also oppose funding decreases for spending on the environment and combating climate change.
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Last week, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi remarked that he doesn't see a need for further rate decreases.
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Increasing beyond that threshold decreases in both the count and quality of the sperm, as the Harvard researchers note.
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Kickstarter and Indiegogo both have all-or-nothing campaigns: a model that motivates backers and decreases risk for creators.
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Research has shown that trolling decreases real-world empathy precisely because trolls don't believe what they do matters offline.
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A review of 19 different cash transfer studies found evidence that giving cash decreases spending on tobacco and alcohol.
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Global crop production falls 1 percent short of expectations leading to decreases in stock and further modest price increases.
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"Each extra serving of fruit and vegetable decreases significantly risk of COPD development," Kaluza told Reuters Health by email.
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Supporters point out that silencers don't make guns silent, but it decreases their decibel level and muffles the noise.
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The return could increase to $5 by 2020 as revenue per user stabilizes, churn decreases, and gross margin improves.
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These top-level figures hide some large proposed increases in some regulatory agencies and large decreases in others, however.
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This move decreases the risk of war with North Korea — at least by a little bit and for now.
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As that process continues, the cost of automatic CRs, and the harm they do to the budget process, decreases.
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As the distance between Oumuamua and the sun increases, the unanticipated acceleration decreases as the square of that distance.
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The use of the IRS method often explains why a group has dramatic decreases and increases in lobbying expenditures.
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Typically, when a stock rallies, the cost of the option as a percent of its spot decreases, explained Gilbert.
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And as trust in institutions decreases, people are turning to their closest networks of family and friends for information.
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After a certain point, worker productivity decreases, which suggests that extreme overtime might not be the best idea anyway.
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The latest dip is less severe than the 7 percent and 3 percent decreases in the prior two years.
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In fact, one study found that each minute spent commuting to work increases anxiety and decreases general well-being.
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New Jersey, Connecticut and Hawaii are among the states that have seen the sharpest decreases in debit card usage.
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Whites without a college degree have experienced both real and perceived decreases in their economic and physical well-being.
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If you're even shorter on time, practice this two-minute exercise a Harvard-trained psychologist says decreases stress levels.
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Compared to one year ago, pending sales were down 1.2 percent, marking the 15th straight month of annual decreases.
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Meanwhile aggregate dividend decreases fell to $1.0 billion, down from $1.1 billion in the same first quarter of 2017.
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Well, that cost decrease has been pretty rough for the oil industry, leading to massive bankruptcies and job decreases.
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It's lively for sure, but also a little chaotic, and I fear decreases the social import of the artwork.
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It hurts your click-through rate, your spam rate, and decreases the chances of people actually opening your email.
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Where abortion is illegal, black market access to the drugs has resulted in significant decreases in complications and deaths.
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Gradual inflation allows wages to rise and offers headroom to guard against outright price decreases when the economy weakens.
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A 2012 study says heat exposure increases wakefulness and decreases slow wave sleep along with rapid eye movement sleep.
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Researchers found more recent natural decreases occurring in more urban areas in states like New Jersey, Arizona and Massachusetts.
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"It is best to drink the juice right away, because antioxidant and enzyme activity decreases over time," Foroutan said.
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Residents of advanced economies must recognise that spending to shield themselves increases, rather than decreases, their obligations to others. ■
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Comprehensive sex education does not offer a silver bullet that inevitably decreases unintended pregnancy, violence and poor health outcomes.
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Most states continued to see decreases in their uninsured rates last year, with only 11 states seeing no drop.
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When the home&aposs value increases, the loan-to-value ratio decreases, making your loan eligible for PMI removal.
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The psilocybin was distributed during two or three separate sessions, along with methylphenidate hydrochloride, a drug that decreases impulsiveness.
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Many people tend to wait until the last minute to evacuate, which decreases the chances of success, he added.
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Older adults are at greater risk because the body's ability to get rid of any medicine decreases with age.
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Unaids estimates significant decreases of more than 218 percent in neighboring Southeast Asian countries like Thailand, Cambodia and Malaysia.
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"Some parts of the world, such as in the topics, are going to see even larger decreases," he said.
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As oceans warm, the layers of water within them mix less and the supply of oxygen and nutrients decreases.
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The treatment, however, is not without side-effects, with reports of weight gain and decreases in HDL ( "good") cholesterol.
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Pages making posts that people generally don't react to or comment on could see the biggest decreases in distribution.
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Families and businesses must tighten their budgets when their income decreases, but governments don't always follow the same practice.
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"The writedown is an accounting exercise which ultimately results from decreases in our revenues," a Sears spokesman told CNBC.
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" And, "Will prisoners be coerced to undergo a potentially risky memory-manipulation procedure if it decreases chances of recidivism?
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But there were decreases in the prices of used motor vehicles and trucks, airline fares and motor vehicle insurance.
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"We are seeing decreases in overall reported rates," said Erica Smith, one of the co-authors of the report.
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If organic reach decreases for publishers, they may be more likely to pay Facebook to promote a post instead.
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Alkaline batteries start with a slightly higher voltage that in many conditions decreases faster than that of rechargeable batteries.
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As we see from the graphic above, as the novelty of toppings increases, my tolerance for their taste decreases.
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"Women have told me that when a relationship is becoming distant, eye contact decreases a lot," she told INSIDER.
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The researchers also highlighted research that suggests CHIP and Medicaid coverage decreases child mortality rates in the United States.
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Small businesses are constrained right now and a credit a year from now at tax time provides virtually no benefit or compensating relief (especially as many businesses will probably have zero net income for 2020 anyway, given that small decreases in sales lever much larger decreases in profit because many costs are fixed).
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The cravings remain, but spending time sober decreases drug tolerance, so a previously survivable dose can now be a killer.
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From there, algorithms will flag any changes, like eating or drinking less, moving slower, or increases or decreases in weight.
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As the balls are attracted to each other, the drag force kicks in and the system decreases in total energy.
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Studies have found that when people force themselves to have sex, it actually decreases happiness—and that defeats the purpose.
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Watching the damage After issuing the evacuation orders, authorities noted significant decreases in the water coming over the emergency spillway.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 7.9%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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The tech industry can actually be a force that decreases inequality, but not enough people in Silicon Valley see that.
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Having a lot of vegetation near your home decreases your odds of dying prematurely by 12%, according to one study.
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This enables Apple to continue raking in money hand over fist, while the actual number of Apple products sold decreases.
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It also decreases the amount of carbon they can take out and can release greenhouse gases stored in the soil.
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At its core, mass production is about scale — where the cost of manufacturing per unit decreases as production quantity increases.
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"As you are looking at the industrial sectors generally, there are increases where there need to be decreases," he said.
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Whether these narratives have a cascading effect, leading to further price decreases and yet more negative stories, is one possibility.
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The class B note is also sensitive to increases in defaults and decreases in recovery rates with a AAAsf rating.
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The study found that the prevalence of self-harm was highest among 14-year-olds (19%) and decreases with age.
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In the aftermath of hurricanes, Huang has found "wrecked birds washing up on seashores" and measured decreases in colony populations.
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Seph was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, which severely decreases a person's mobility, and Presley accompanies him wherever he goes.
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Those factors all drove premiums higher this year, and will limit the size of premium decreases next year, Kaiser says.
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"Despite overall decreases in cigarette use among youth, some youth, particularly males, continue to smoke heavily," Azagba said by email.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 6.1%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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Oxygen in the ocean is dissolved in water, and when water warms, its ability to hold onto trapped gasses decreases.
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It's this: As the number of victims in a tragedy increases, our empathy, our willingness to do something, reliably decreases.
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Southern also reported record sales volumes of copper and silver that were offset by sharp price decreases for the metals.
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It's not fair to credit this administration for any increases or decreases in those rates without noting that larger trend.
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It's a self fulfilling prophecy: A recent study found that telling women they're bad with money decreases our cognitive function.
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These decreases in reports received means people are encountering less spam in their timeline, search, and across the Twitter product.
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Moreover, imports should fall as capital goods demand decreases (data for 1H16 already show a slowdown in all import categories).
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Buckwald would not reveal any details around partnerships or pricing, but said that the fee decreases as the volume increases.
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Some people say that your appetite actually decreases in the summer months because you spend more time in warm weather.
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When trans women take cross-sex hormones their body fat increases and muscle mass decreases, while production of testosterone falls.
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And would save the country that whopping $12 billion because of decreases in negative birth outcomes and maternal health outcomes.
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A weakened polar vortex can be likened to a spinning top that starts to wobble more as its speed decreases.
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If I am going from three major vendors to two major vendors, competition decreases, prices will increase as a result.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 7.4%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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Moderates have qualms that the bill could lead to steep decreases in the number of Americans with health insurance coverage.
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As productivity increases and the manual labor part of the job decreases, factory workers must become more predictive and interactive.
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The brain gets a tonic signal from white noise that decreases this need for sensory input, thus calming us down.
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What's more, booze also decreases the body's production of an antidiuretic hormone called vasopressin, which helps the body reabsorb water.
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Through per capita funding, 26 states and D.C. would see decreases in federal funding while 24 would get an increase.
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Markus Brunnermeier, an economist at Princeton University, says that rate decreases below a "reversal interest rate" actually hinders business activity.
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S&P said there will be decreases in sign-ups among nonsubsidized Obamacare customers in the face of higher premiums.
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This does not change the craft's mass but decreases its volume, which lowers its buoyancy and makes it slowly sink.
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You'll notice more gray hair as the amount of pigment decreases and, when there's no pigment, hair will become white.
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Romania, South Africa, Bangladesh and Nepal have all seen significant decreases in maternal mortality following the liberalization of abortion policy.
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OPEC's cartel power is weakened by internal challenges and members who really can't contribute to production increases or even decreases.
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First, the report compares decreases over the span of four decades, many years in which Trump was not in office.
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It's only when the firm has reached a certain level of prominence that a manager's incentive to overstate performance decreases.
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However, the state also had one of the largest decreases in homelessness since last year, at 1.2%, the report says.
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When this rate decreases, it's passed along to consumers, lowering the costs of borrowing for consumers and encouraging economic growth.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 7.5%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 103%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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Too big a scale and eroticism decreases — perhaps because it is too hard to relate to a 15-foot woman.
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The delay drew criticism from experts citing statistics that the chances of getting abducted children back drastically decreases with time.
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Zytiga, or abiraterone acetate, is a pill that decreases production of testosterone, the hormone that stimulates growth of prostate tumors.
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Studies have shown that pot decreases sleep latency, the time it takes to actually get to sleep, and promotes SWS.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 7.8%, representing the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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Avoiding unnecessary C-sections and minimizing complications "decreases turnover in the workforce following the birth of a child," she said.
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Professor Morewedge and colleagues found that the computer training led to statistically large and enduring decreases in decision-making bias.
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This perhaps means that lived experience of parenting decreases these anxieties over time as families start to find their footing.
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Every minute that goes by without CPR, the chance of survival for someone in cardiac arrest decreases by 10 percent.
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Multiple high-quality studies have found that decreases in particulate pollution have not reduced mortality risks as predicted by association.
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Furthermore, the argument goes, naloxone makes the use of opioids more appealing because it decreases the likelihood of fatal overdose.
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It also requires decreases in the inflation rate, which has long been one of the key challenges for the government.
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On Thursday, it announced further cuts to employee benefits like its sizable fitness stipend and pay decreases across the board.
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As a result, the amount of electrical attraction between the two decreases, reducing the energy that binds the atom together.
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Decreases in international funding have also affected nongovernmental groups, forcing private demining organizations like Halo to slash their work force.
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Studies show that cities and countries that have expanded access to these medications have seen dramatic decreases in overdose deaths.
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It increases the role of private insurers, and decreases the role of state-run Medicaid programs in covering the uninsured.
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There is strong evidence that long-term oversight by primary care doctors increases the quality of care and decreases costs.
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" Those players, he said, "start with spreadsheets, which creates a lot of hassle and actually decreases their chances of success.
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That means you still have some time to implement better credit habits before your score decreases under the new model.
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According to Chartis, being in a Medicaid expansion state decreases by 62 percent the likelihood of a rural hospital closing.
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After this peak, your VO2 max decreases by up to 1% each year and your reaction time slows each year.
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The Trump administration proposed $143.5 billion in cuts to federal employee compensation in May, including substantial decreases in retirement funding.
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Exports to the United States, Canada's biggest trading partner, declined 1.2 percent with decreases across categories, the statistics agency said.
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The value of the policy decreases over time as we pay down the amount that we owe on the house.
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Each year, the balance I owe on my mortgage decreases while the value of my life insurance policy remains steady.
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Removing energy, in the form of heat, decreases the rate at which chemical reactions—in this case, metabolism—take place.
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StockX does take out a transaction fee starting at about 10%, but as your seller level increases, the percentage decreases.
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Cowen said there were 18 decreases, one flat and five increases, implying a 8483% year-over-year decline in 2020.
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But the rise in homelessness in California and elsewhere on the West Coast "offset" the nationwide decreases, the office said.
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"In cases of psychiatric disorders, in cases of stress, in cases of inflammation, the number of neurons decreases," Hen said.
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"Survivor" and "Dancing With the Stars," which have been on for more than a decade, had relatively small ratings decreases.
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Also, a study published in 2018 found that having children decreases women's earnings in Denmark over time, but not men's.
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"The hormone leptin decreases appetite, while the hormone ghrelin increases appetite," explained Polotsky, who was not involved in the study.
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Decreases in collagen and elastin cause your skin to look looser since they help skin keep its structure and bounciness.
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"Cigarette smoke decreases moisture in the skin, so the skin of smokers is generally drier than non-smokers," she said.
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Each of these decreases in the voting age may have been controversial at the time, but they're uncontroversial in hindsight.
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He argued that the deal would mean half a billion dollars per year in price decreases for pay TV subscribers.
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The question is, How can it be managed in a way that decreases the negative impact and increases the positive?
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During your period, your body increases its production of compounds called prostaglandins and decreases its output of the hormone progesterone.
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For one, the significant decrease in the bacteria's cell surface area decreases the rate at which molecules can interact with it.
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Raw materials prices rose by 3.8 percent after four consecutive month decreases, pushed up by higher prices for crude energy products.
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Then, as the value of your cryptocurrency of choice rises or falls, the vibration increases or decreases accordingly in real time.
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There were also decreases in the rates of student reports of being pushed, threatened, cyberbullied and having rumors spread about them.
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UNEP said annual greenhouse gas emissions reached a record high of 21.5 billion tonnes in 23 after three years of decreases.
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This also decreases enzyme activity in the area, so even if some of the chemo is delivered, it will be inhibited.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said current indications point to a prolonged period of holding pat on increases or decreases in rates.
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Cities like Los Angeles, New York and Washington, D.C. also saw pay increases and job opening decreases over the past year.
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Over Chrome's 50 iterations, developers have added faster page-loading algorithms, battery- and memory-saving methods, and decreases in data usage.
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They've found that contact with a canvasser indeed increases the odds of a court appearance, and decreases the chance of eviction.
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Furniture, flooring, or fabrics, especially new items, might emit formaldehyde when they're new, but this process, called outgassing, decreases over time.
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"It was a place where you're made to feel like as a woman, your value decreases as you age," she says.
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I KNOW NO ONE WANTS TO TALK ABOUT PRICE DECREASES, BUT THAT DOES HAPPEN IN THE INDUSTRY TO KEEP MEDICINE AFFORDABLE.
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The results of the current study point to decreases in heroin use and prescription opioid misuse across athletes and non-athletes.
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There were also decreases in orders for industrial machinery as well as turbines, generators and other power transmission equipment in December.
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Both groups showed significant decreases in anxiety and fear of missing out over baseline, suggesting a benefit of increased self-monitoring.
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Meaning if the price decreases between your order time and last day of release date, you will get the lower price.
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Increases in tuition typically follow decreases in state appropriations for operations, which in turn should lead to increases in financial aid.
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First, many U.S. producers still believe in a "V" price recovery, triggered when domestic production decreases, so sub-economic production continues.
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"It decreases expectations of the ECB doing more in the short term," Credit Agricole FX strategist Manuel Oliveri said in London.
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Multiple studies, for instance, have linked exposure to chemicals like pthalates—commonly found in soft plastics—to decreases in sperm health.
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Whether it's aluminum foil and plastic baggies or eyeshadow palettes and brushes, having designated spots decreases the need to rummage around.
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Terrie Klinger: OA decreases the amount of carbonate ions available to organisms, and that can influence their ability to form shells.
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When employees and their work are not valued, their productivity decreases as their stress levels and satisfaction with their jobs rise.
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According to new research published in The New England Journal of Medicine, cannabidiol decreases the number of convulsive seizures in patients.
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"I will vote for this rule today only because it marginally decreases the risk of systemically important clearing agencies," she said.
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While decreases in abortion rates were seen across all age groups, the greatest decline over the decade was seen in adolescents.
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The election of women as presidents and prime ministers in Britain, Germany, India and other countries decreases the impact of Mrs.
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They're there to kill bacterial infections and after some period of time — which, again, varies a lot — the infectious risk decreases.
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"Additionally, the oxytocin calm decreases stress levels, making infants more relaxed," Morrison, who wasn't involved in the study, added by email.
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The wind credit starts to ratchet down in 28503, and the solar credit decreases in 22019, with both soon reaching zero.
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In any case, Pinker argues, it does not matter morally if some people get extremely wealthy, so long as poverty decreases.
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Public trust in the news media is increasing as trust in the Trump administration decreases, new data from Reuters-Ipsos reveals.
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The study additionally estimated that the decrease in barley availability would lead to dramatic decreases in beer availability in some regions.
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Papers have seen revenue decreases largely due to drops in print advertising and an increasingly oversaturated market in the digital space.
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They also point to larger decreases since the vaccine was introduced and that results are consistent across countries and conditions studied.
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Thirty-one states and the District of Columbia reported decreases in homelessness from 2017 to 2018, while 19 states reported increases.
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While the increase may appear incremental, some of the older age brackets saw double-digit decreases over the same time period.
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The low sensitivity certainly decreases the chance that your kid (or a pet) will accidentally turn it on by brushing past.
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Papers have seen revenue decreases largely due to drops in print advertising and an increasingly oversaturated market in the digital space.
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One of Trump's biggest decreases of approval is among white non-college educated Americans, among whom Trump has lost some support.
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Potential demand decreases and pressure from production increases in the U.S., Libya and Nigeria could all threaten the rally, he cautioned.
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It brings us together and increases friendship satisfaction, but also decreases well being, kicks up a level of depression and anxiety.
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Dunn and Norton's research reveals that satisfaction with experiential purchases increases over time, while satisfaction with material goods decreases over time.
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The cash flow valuation component decreases the OC by 5.3%, which represents the excess spread modelled by Fitch in the programme.
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The primal, more emotional parts of our brain take over and our ability to think long-term, strategize, and innovate decreases.
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"I'm much less certain than the market seems to be that we need a whole bunch of decreases here," he said.
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Most of the cute mathematics goes into choosing an effective annealing schedule—the rule for how the size of kicks decreases.
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If the incentives don't pay for themselves, they must be paid for by either higher taxes or decreases on government spending.
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Specifically, breast-feeding is linked with decreases in diarrhea, middle ear infections, and respiratory infections and increases in IQ and nutrition.
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There were decreases in the cost of capital goods, but prices for motor vehicles and consumer goods eked out small gains.
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"The tolerance for down time decreases, and people are increasingly expecting services to operate flawlessly 365 days per year," he said.
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I wobble the string a little bit, I vary it just a little, to see whether the area increases or decreases.
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Nearly all studies show that comprehensive sexuality education decreases the risk of unintended pregnancy, HIV and other STIs, and sexual violence.
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This result goes against the most familiar supply-and-demand reasoning that by increasing employers' costs, a higher wage decreases employment.
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Trust in what we see online decreases, and news fatigue grows more widespread, especially among the least engaged political-news consumers.
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That's because the likelihood of a GOP U.S. House majority decreases without a Texas-sized delegation from the Lone Star State.
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Per-pupil spending decreases greatly as bilingual programs and special education classes for underprepared Latin American students work to divert resources.
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El Niño brings warmer water in the eastern Pacific equatorial region and decreases vertical wind shear over the tropical central Pacific.
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Conversely, central banks' reversing that process — known as quantitative tightening — decreases liquidity in the market, weighing on prices in the process.
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Not only that, it's also lightweight, so it decreases drag and fuel consumption in airplanes, vehicles and other forms of transportation.
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Gold is highly sensitive to any reduction in interest rates, which decreases the opportunity cost of holding the non-yielding bullion.
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The sharp decreases in previous years were due to withdrawing troops in Iraq and Afghanistan and the 2011 Budget Control Act.
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A 2015 study from Stanford University found that taking a 90-minute walk in nature improves cognitive functioning and decreases anxiety.
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At a lower body weight, you burn fewer calories, and so the amount of energy, or calories, you once required decreases.
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They've been credited with helping bring about the recent booms in solar and wind power and the resulting decreases in emissions.
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Liquefying natural gas, which dramatically decreases its volume, helps with the transportation of the gas to places that pipelines can't reach.
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By contrast, the transport and storage and public administration sectors are estimated to see decreases of 22 and 18 percent, respectively.
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If someone only subscribes to one or two services, the chance they'll see a show people are talking about decreases substantially.
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Studies show that while quality education decreases crime, imprisonment actually increases crime; the ROI on prison spending is a losing proposition.
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But those decreases might have little to do with anti-abortion laws passed across the country in recent years, researchers say.
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"If we spend a Department of Defense dollar on non-war fighting capability it decreases our war fighting ability," Green said.
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The results, and the consequent increases and decreases in state congressional delegations, will not be finalized until after the 21625 Census.
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"Children's Headphones May Carry Risk of Hearing Loss" and "Americans' Hearing Loss Decreases Even With Ubiquitous Headphones" • Are e-cigarettes dangerous?
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Situations like that are also likely to have a chilling effect on people from Muslim-majority countries, resulting in further decreases.
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It also lowers individual tax rates across the board, and decreases the share of wealthy estates subject to the estate tax.
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