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Increase
* abounds in souls and wealth.
* abundance in all areas of life.
* appetite in anorexic animals.
* are amounts
  - processes
* butyrate, lactic acid, acetate and propionate acids levels.
* fluids to assist in the excretion of uric acid.
* insulin uptake from blood into target cells.
  - in cell number rather than cell size
* libido in both men and women.
* protease enzyme activity in neutrophiles.
* saliva flow and helps to remove blockages in all parts of the body.
* soil fertility by fixing nitrogen
  - nutrient content and water retention in both clay and sandy soils
* tissue oxygen, thus reversing the hypoxic environment and restoring tissue oxygenation.

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Accretion
* also occurs inside galaxies, forming stars.
* causes the beach to become wider.
* continues until the particles get to the size of boulders or small asteroids.
* disks around neutron stars and black holes can be hot enough to radiate X-rays.
* is addition
  - an increase
  - deduced to be the dominant process, which acts to deplete the condensate to near zero
  - growth by external addition
  - inheritances
* is the addition of new knowledge to existing memory
  - slow addition to land by deposition of water-borne sediment
  - sticking together of solid particles to produce a larger particle
  - washing of sand, silt or soil so as to form firm ground, called alluvion
* occurs when a black hole bites off more than it can chew.
* often heats gas to X-ray emitting temperatures.
* slowly continues today as asteroids and comets impact the planets of the solar system.
* still occurs today, but at a much, much slower rate than in the distant past.

Accrual
* are accumulative from year to year.
* is an increase

Augmentation
* allows agents to leap great distances and heights undamaged.
* are increases
  - statements
* is the increase of native agents for control of native or exotic pests
  - recharge of groundwater by the user
* method of increasing the population of a natural enemy.
* process by which humans replenish the groundwater they have used.
* replaces the water extracted by irrigation wells.

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Breast augmentation
* can increase one's bustline by one or more bra cup sizes.
* cosmetic procedure that alters the size and shape of a woman's breasts.
* is another procedure associated with risks
  - one of the most popular of all cosmetic procedures
  - performed to enlarge the breast size
* is the second most common cosmetic procedure
  - popular of all cosmetic surgeries
  - usually an outpatient procedure
* permanent enlargement.
* procedure to make the breasts larger, fuller and more youthful looking.
* using implants enlarges the breasts by one or more cup sizes.

Elaboration
- development
* is the ability to make an idea better or clearer by building upon it
  - deliberate act of expanding on an idea to process it more thoroughly
  - process of converting a current experience into a specific memory
* measure expanding on a single idea to create others.
* refers to the amount of cognitive processing related to the type of route.

Intensification
* chemical method of increasing the density of the photographic image.
* is an increase
* relatively new concept in the struggle to deal with drug-resistant virus.

Natural increase
* is the number of births minus the number of deaths.
* refers to the balance of births over deaths.
* surplus of births over deaths in a given period.

Population increase
* are a major concern for a number of Asian nations.
* is merely the difference between births and deaths.
* is, simply put, a function of the discrepancy between births and deaths.
* major force driving annual retail sales increases.
* provide the basis for slow growth.
* requires an increase in food supply.