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An increase in the number of refresher training courses, which are important for a  credible defence capability,
according to epidemiologists, with an increase in the number of addicts who practice intravenous drug use.
With the number of  aviation flights to almost double by 2030, a  stable fatal accident rate would lead to an increase in the number of accidents.
by price reductions, an increase in the number of carriers, competition
Animals treated with tacrolimus ointment showed a  statistically significant reduction in  time to skin tumour(squamous cell carcinoma) development and an increase in the number of tumours.
thanks in  part to extremely low inflation rates and an increase in the number of people employed.
At the  same time, there was greater need for public transport on account of the  ageing population and an increase in the number of handicapped and ill people.
As forecast in the  1998-99 work programme this positive step has already contributed to an increase in the number of centralised applications in the  veterinary sector.
must have an increase in the number of days at sea.
Registrations with EURES indicate that there is an increase in the number of people looking for a  job across national borders.
There is also an increase in the number of countries joining the  common currency.
These medicines may cause an increase in the number of side effects, such as dizziness,
Other expected benefits of  EU action are an increase in the number of MS participating in the  initiative
Other expected benefits of  European Union action are an increase in the number of Member States participating in the  initiative
We note, first of  all, an increase in the number of complaints registered by the  Ombudsman during 2008- 3 406 complaints, compared to 3 211 in  2007.
This in  crease does not systematically mean an increase in the number of cases reported by each Member State.