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| ion or so before 1922 there "had been a marked | growth in the constitutional recognition of the Welsh |
| quity firm focused on buyouts of middle market | growth companies in Western and Central Europe, North |
| By 1993, market | growth had slowed and the market had standardized on |
| uch as billing via premium SMS, slowing market | growth. |
| e In 2003 he led the launch of the New Markets | Growth Fund, a $20 million venture capital fund of wh |
| Following the resort's massive | growth in the 1990s and the widespread popularity of |
| Meanwhile, Thorez presided over the massive | growth of the Communist Party beginning with the elec |
| The massive | growth of industry in Alabama during the war resulted |
| During the 1980s and 1990s, massive | growth occurred, partly due to State Government polic |
| The arrival of the railways allowed a massive | growth of seaside and summer visits to the town, espe |
| icket in 1928, but now, alarmed by the massive | growth of the movement against Prohibition, they emer |
| 1870 was the start of thirty years of massive | growth of the Twyford company and a flood of sanitary |
| time in the mayor's office, he oversaw massive | growth in Jacksonville. |
| streets, and presided over a period of massive | growth. |
| e water phase, hydrolysis of suspended matter, | growth of biomass, oxygen consumption, etc. |
| Mature | growth in 21 days between 33°C and 37°C. |
| of 5 to 4, though for several species maximum | growth was obtained across a wide range of ratios. |
| In perennial kelp forests, maximum | growth rates occur during upwelling months (typically |
| (now Suncor) plant opened and Fort McMurray's | growth took off afterwards. |
| (electronic, dynamical, transport, mechanical, | growth and thermodynamic). |
| It is considered to have a medium | growth rate. |
| x dactylifolius is evergreen, and has a medium | growth rate, with a mature height of at least 10 feet |
| emallo, and G.E. Lofgren, 2000, Megaspherulite | Growth: Far From Equilibrium Crystallization, GeoCana |
| commercial center in 100 radius of Melghat.The | growth of dharni is bound by Proposed Tapi dam initia |
| "Rapid membership | growth during the late 19th century prompted St. Mary |
| ally as an authority on cartilage and meniscal | growth, replacement, and repair. |
| ffect on the patient's intelligence and mental | growth. |
| hentic specimens, but they are nearly all mere | growth forms of N. mirabilis. |
| s' for regulating major cellular and metabolic | growth processes. |
| ed to create a niche permissive for metastatic | growth and, thus, may be required for hypoxia-induced |
| revents CD11b+ cell recruitment and metastatic | growth. |
| rector then director, she helped guide METCO's | growth from transporting 225 black urban youngsters t |
| populist undercurrent that fueled its meteoric | growth resurged with the coming of the Great Depressi |
| bind Iron and can therefore inhibit microbial | growth. |
| iocides are utilized for controlling microbial | growth in water-containing solutions. |
| Plate count agar (PCA) is a microbiological | growth medium commonly used to assess or to monitor " |
| toxicity, but does not support microbiological | growth. |
| Salt can prevent microbiological | growth and make myosin-type proteins more soluble. |
| tato dextrose broth are common microbiological | growth media made from potato infusion, and dextrose. |
| ful in the preparation of some microbiological | growth media. |
| t Red Bile Dextrose Agar, is a microbiological | growth medium. |
| acts as a cap of the (−) end while microtubule | growth continues towards the (+) direction. |
| address the internal motion during microtubule | growth. |
| ognised in males intellectual disability, mild | growth retardation with examples in the testes and he |
| In light coloured areas new mineral | growth has reduced pore space. |
| quence and conditions of deformations, mineral | growth and overprinting of subsequent deformation eve |
| racterise the minerals, any additional mineral | growth, changes in protolith minerals, and so on. |
| “The Impact of Minority | Growth and Minorities' Rising Household Income on Hou |
| k government responded by reporting miraculous | growth in land irrigated and harvested, and record im |
| ext two years, and continued to enjoy moderate | growth during this period. |
| stable, high-income economy features moderate | growth, low inflation, and low unemployment. |
| For prevention of mold | growth in aqueous solutions, thymol is sometimes adde |
| o match readers with targeted text and monitor | growth in reading ability. |
| er of only a few inches and exhibit monopodial | growth. |
| 2008, the highway was realigned to allow more | growth for the campus. |
| However, Utica is unlikely to see much more | growth due to being surrounded by Jeffersonville, Cha |
| built onto the school to help accommodate more | growth. |
| n soil, and in places with well developed moss | growth. |
| owns in the area, it was experiencing the most | growth, mostly because of immigration and the convers |
| an expert in electronics control, saw the most | growth potential. |
| e basal area of oak-hickory forest types, most | growth and yield information is written in terms of o |
| The Pennyland houses suffered from minor mould | growth in kitchens and bathrooms; a downside of the g |
| In the early period of the movement's | growth he propagated the planned language among his c |
| ks, Abu-Taleb is executive producing the movie | Growth, which is slated for release in 2010 as well a |
| The village has seen much | growth since the 1990s. |
| The community experienced much | growth during the late twentieth century, sparked by |
| The school has seen much | growth in the past few years due to population growth |
| The canal brought much | growth and prosperity to Banbury over the years and i |
| in 1878 in the Tombstone district spurred much | growth and investment in the area. |
| igital Media and Performing Arts has seen much | growth in recent years with the addition of new major |
| ined some inhabitants, the town never saw much | growth, and little to no trace of it remains today. |
| The school received so much | growth to the extent that a state of the art building |
| With its multi-faceted | growth the college has lived up to its motto and cont |
| Since then the town has seen multi-fold | growth due to a number of new automobile industries t |
| this phenomenon is typically over a multi-year | growth period; moreover, a requirement to achieve the |
| Tito's has also received multiple | Growth Brand Awards by the Beverage Information Group |
| g studied for its role in regulation of muscle | growth in mice, as an antagonist to myostatin (also k |
| GH directly stimulates muscle | growth, a non-tropic effect. |
| veterinarians on livestock to increase muscle | growth and appetite. |
| ficant differences in body composition, muscle | growth, glucose metabolism, memory and cardiac functi |
| tatin via gene therapy also resulted in muscle | growth and increases in strength. |
| capacity, resulting in accelerated lean muscle | growth, due primarily to hyperplasia rather than hype |
| for animals is responsible for dramatic muscle | growth, yet it is not a steroid or hormone, but rathe |
| A steroid used for muscle | growth in body builders and farm animals. |
| reduce muscle atrophy and to stimulate muscle | growth in mice. |
| nown to promote tissue regeneration and muscle | growth, and to become a precursor in the penicillin b |
| , which stimulate protein synthesis and muscle | growth. |
| r myostatin, a protein that counteracts muscle | growth. |
| It is of mushroom | growth, and an immense business is done, especially i |
| This mushroom | growth of industry caused an increase in population, |
| able"-"Tell Me What You See" shows the musical | growth of the Beatles since Please Please Me, and for |
| nd was just a reflection of the band's musical | growth. |
| , who had a strong impact on Krishna's musical | growth. |
| h constantly enriches and nurtures the musical | growth of the ensemble. |
| tning, showcased the band's increasing musical | growth. |
| The album marked musical | growth with several extended, multi-sectioned composi |
| I am not very confident of my | growth as an actor but I am very confident of my grow |
| broth is used as a medium in the Mycobacteria | Growth Indicator Tube (MGIT). |
| production of sex steroids, as well as myriad | growth factors thought to interact with the oocyte du |
| They and the other named | growth vineyards have a carefully cultivated image of |
| making iron nanoparticles for carbon nanotube | growth by chemical vapor deposition. |
| College after World War II as part of national | growth in post-secondary education driven by returnin |
| over the past two years, an upturn in national | growth rates was mirrored in the increased profitabil |
| ograms that are designed to implement national | growth policies, and it conducts scientific and techn |
| Natural | Growth Rate: 0.04% per year (0.05% for Urban areas & |
| orest where there is a large amount of natural | growth. |
| d uniform a plan, but should allow for natural | growth and diversity. |
| tributable to migration rather than to natural | growth of the urban population. |
| level where it was undamaged and allow natural | growth from that point. |
| Natural | Growth Rate: +0.02% per year (+0.09% for urban areas |
| e added, forming a gel that is high in natural | growth hormones. |
| pment is the true driving force behind natural | growth. |
| The natural | growth of vegetation on either side of the canal, has |
| As a result, public support for proposed naval | growth grew and placed further pressure on Parliament |
| Ball State has seen a trend of near-constant | growth since its creation. |
| ks in Algeria provides the basis for near-term | growth. |
| ATP, which can then be used to fuel necessary | growth and cell maintenance. |
| These bacteria need | growth factors, like NAD and hematin, which are insid |
| in late 2000 and after three years of negative | growth the market began its rebound in 2003 and has c |
| One of the reasons for this negative | growth has been the removal of the teachers seminariu |
| appears to recover, only to return to negative | growth. |
| ng, then stalls and plunges back into negative | growth. |
| ffers severely from de-population and negative | growth. |
| , his research focused mainly on neo-classical | growth theory, following the seminal work of Solow. |
| es postulate was consistent with neo-classical | growth theory (the mainstream economic theory of capi |
| iated with plaque inflammation and neovascular | growth. |
| to profoundly increase the secretion of nerve | growth factor, and to also promote nerve growth facto |
| tropic drug which mimics the function of nerve | growth factor and increases the growth of nerves and |
| n St. Louis in the 1950s, Cohen isolated nerve | growth factor and then went on to discover epidermal |
| to interact with YWHAE and Low affinity nerve | growth factor receptor. |
| nificantly increase the concentration of nerve | growth factor in the brains of adult mice. |
| RN624) is a monoclonal antibody against nerve | growth factor. |
| f was first observed in the structure of Nerve | Growth Factor, solved by X-ray crystallography and pu |
| One of these is nerve | growth factor (NGF or beta-NGF), a vertebrate protein |
| rophic factor to be characterized, after nerve | growth factor (NGF) and BDNF (Brain Derived Neurotrop |
| VGF or VGF nerve | growth factor inducible is a protein and neuropeptide |
| duced damage, and it appears to increase nerve | growth factor levels in rats. |
| ), called the "LNGFR" (for "low affinity nerve | growth factor receptor"). |
| Nerve | Growth factor IB is a member of the Nur nuclear recep |
| ors, called the LNGFR (for "low affinity nerve | growth factor receptor). |
| nodes and thus cannot be used to model network | growth. |
| ill infuse fresh capital to fund the network's | growth. |
| D1 receptors regulate neuronal | growth and development, mediate some behavioral respo |
| functions and mechanisms of action of neuronal | growth factors and axon guidance cues, and mechanisms |
| tained to a compact shape by pinching back new | growth. |
| begin feeding when the tree has flushes of new | growth, and the life cycle is around six weeks. |
| e wet season returns the species sends out new | growth and eventually flowers. |
| Also, some new | growth is attributable to tree nurseries on the Seych |
| Most new | growth (and the import and export trade via Ports of |
| arva prefer young plant shoots or areas of new | growth on established plants. |
| tive industrial safety ordinance and led a new | growth management effort in the county that resulted |
| is used because of a higher oil content in new | growth. |
| New | growth will generally signal the development of a roo |
| l slough from the media, to be replaced by new | growth. |
| hat cover the branchlets, flower bases and new | growth. |
| on 25 April 1989, but continued to produce new | growth until July 1993. |
| New | growth patterns to the west and south of the center o |
| New | growth, produced all year long, is a light rose to ch |
| es over winter or shedding at the flush of new | growth in spring. |
| membrane are synthesized at the site where new | growth is occurring. |
| The adult feeds on new | growth at the tips of stems, but the larva does much |
| e herbage is generally hairless except for new | growth. |
| s it is shaded, with a habit of popping up new | growth at some distance from the usual planting. |
| f axils, appearing at the same time as the new | growth of leaves. |
| grows up to 2 metres in height.The bark of new | growth is reddish-brown, turning gray with age. |
| overseas accounted for around half of the new | growth in commercial customers in Hong Kong," he said |
| It benefits from repotting when new | growth appears at the start of its growing season. |
| the grasses on which they feed stimulates new | growth as long as the ground has sufficient moisture. |
| New | growth is often pink or reddish in colour. |
| advantage of the fact that many trees make new | growth from the stump or roots if cut down. |
| ule deer and bighorn sheep, who prefer the new | growth and shoots to the older, spiny parts. |
| The buds of new | growth are covered with rusty-coloured hairs. |
| during the dormant season before onset of new | growth. |
| s the tree to lose needles and not produce new | growth. |
| ugh the winter, dropping just before or as new | growth resumes in late winter or early spring. |
| ms may be cut out at the base to encourage new | growth. |
| e stem is woolly with hairs, especially on new | growth. |
| the Rusty Banksia, due to its rusty hairy new | growth, or Dwarf Banksia, due to its small size compa |
| They are characterised by having hairy new | growth. |
| Tip pruning encourages new | growth and flowering. |
| to 3 metres in height and has silvery-grey new | growth. |
| ain stems or woody trunks rather than from new | growth and shoots. |
| e reserve, and the vibrant green shoots of new | growth are already bursting through the charred earth |
| y using the station, and the potential for new | growth along the Coastway. |
| ountryside), but has since been flanked by new | growth. |
| s and flowers, and blackening and death of new | growth. |
| from the color of its stems and the plants new | growth. |
| They attack buds and new | growth on plants, preventing flowers from opening, ne |
| Newer | growth has moved south along New York Route 146 towar |
| For example during Gallium nitride | growth, HVPE uses ammonia(NH3), and GaCl2, which is f |
| No | growth has been observed on acetate, trimethylamine, |
| No | growth on MacConkey agar without crystal violet. |
| No | growth occurred. |
| No | growth at 37°C, 42°C or 45°C. |
| No | growth at 42°C. |
| No | growth at 45°C. |
| No | growth at 42°C and on MacConkey agar. |
| No | growth occurs on MacConkey agar. |
| No | growth occurs at 42°C. |
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