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| rotating basis to control weeds and stimulate | growth of native grasses. |
| inhabits humid or semi-arid forest and second | growth, from low to high levels, sometimes skulking o |
| rom the Royal Society of Chemistry and Crystal | Growth and Design from the American Chemical Society. |
| of higher external and fiscal receipts and GDP | growth prospects. |
| lopment involves Sonic hedgehog and Fibroblast | growth factor 8. |
| Fellow at Department of Economics and Economic | Growth Center, Yale University. |
| ar (University of Chicago Press, 1942) and The | Growth of Southern Nationalism, 1848-1861 (LSU Press |
| an allegory of human development and spiritual | growth (a theme explored by mythologist Joseph Campbe |
| ic history, comparative economics and economic | growth. |
| ncreasing traffic on the bridge and population | growth in the area. |
| ommon and confiding bird of primary and second | growth forest, usually found in small groups. |
| The company's and industry's | growth is based on the increased reliance on stock vi |
| d States and Europe with "the Clear" and human | growth hormone for several years. |
| m2) of property, once used for pasture and the | growth of crops, are open land, although the older fi |
| onal recognition for innovation and aggressive | growth. |
| ular breed, with heavy, white fleeces and good | growth characteristics. |
| stinguished Professor of Evangelism and Church | Growth (2006) at The Southern Baptist Theological Sem |
| s for modernization, development, and economic | growth. |
| pid commercial, residential and infrastructure | growth during the post-war population boom. |
| story (1892) and The Empire, its Value and its | Growth (1893), were published. |
| production and therefore cell division and the | growth of tumors. |
| ill result in undesirable narrow and elongated | growth from the tip while too much direct light (espe |
| the process of industrialization and economic | growth in the State. |
| Greenhouse Roof on Light Transmission and Crop | Growth by M.Thameur.Chaibi |
| igned to bind to VEGF-A, VEGF-B, and placental | growth factor (PIGF). |
| Enid's economy saw oil booms and agricultural | growth in the first half of the 20th century. |
| the town considerable economic and geographic | growth. |
| the introduction of 320 new products and sales | growth from $1.8 billion to $2.5 billion. |
| He is chair of the Senate Jobs and Economic | Growth Committee and of the Senate Rules and Administ |
| te species is found in humid forest and second | growth in Central and West Africa, ranging from Seneg |
| luding the bone morphogenetic proteins and the | growth differentiation factors) |
| er changes on the germination of seeds and the | growth of seedlings. |
| entle Guide to Chakra Activation and Spiritual | Growth. |
| creative outlets for personal and professional | growth and enrichment. |
| oster intellectual, professional, and personal | growth. |
| s' for regulating major cellular and metabolic | growth processes. |
| Interest Rate, Saving, Investment and Economic | Growth under Financial Repression: The Egyptian Examp |
| “Taxation, Innovation and Economic | Growth,” in Technology in Society, Vol. 3, 1981. |
| e of subpersonalities for therapy and personal | growth was Roberto Assaglioli', psychosynthesis recko |
| It inhibits angiogenesis and tumor | growth. |
| was constructed to accommodate city and county | growth, and opened in 1966. |
| Groups of Angus cattle with high and low | growth rates were bred separately and compared with a |
| n Longevity, Individual Life Duration, and the | Growth of the Oldest-old Population (both published b |
| With time and population | growth, however, passenger traffic increased. |
| mer priorities and drive top- and bottom-line | growth.” |
| take increase on average in the cities and the | growth of automation and transport has seen less phys |
| al to speed up the development and progressive | growth of the entire city to rapidly change the face |
| Information Resources and Corporate | Growth (coauthor,1989) |
| ey have experienced unparalleled and explosive | growth. |
| usinesses to foster economic expansion and job | growth. |
| ned to enhance their professional and personal | growth. |
| es to the conversion of food to energy and the | growth of muscle cells. |
| ters a student's social, ethical, and academic | growth in a safe, encouraging environment that strive |
| oversaw the company's operations and franchise | growth, eventually announcing his retirement in 2009, |
| for a unique center of learning and spiritual | growth. |
| of the Cabinet Committees on Jobs and Economic | Growth and Environment and Land Use. |
| litated the orderly functioning and impressive | growth of the market. |
| The concentric and radial | growth lines are easily seen. |
| pportunities for the material and intellectual | growth of all our employees, and through our joint ef |
| has encouraged both industrial and residential | growth in Melbourne's western suburbs. |
| boom of Tax revenue, population, and business | growth in the region. |
| ffers severely from de-population and negative | growth. |
| ed communication with the public, and economic | growth. |
| recreation, technology, the arts and personal | growth, while other locations provide nutrition servi |
| aftsmanship and enable creativity and personal | growth through craft education.". |
| use of its place in LDS Church history and the | growth of membership in Preston, Church President Gor |
| revents CD11b+ cell recruitment and metastatic | growth. |
| urer on topics related to ethics and spiritual | growth. |
| overnment in promoting innovation and economic | growth in the development of cellular telephony. |
| ndustry is indeed bringing wealth and economic | growth to an impoverished country, the livelihood of |
| ssional development, health care, and personal | growth. |
| s, and hence, promotes investment and economic | growth. |
| Continuous staff development and professional | growth experiences are encouraged. |
| Building Suburbia: Green Fields and Urban | Growth, 1820-2000 |
| vision and completion of the aqueduct and the | growth of Los Angeles into a large metropolis is reco |
| ce during a period of membership and financial | growth and success. |
| nown to promote tissue regeneration and muscle | growth, and to become a precursor in the penicillin b |
| slative Committee on Job Creation and Economic | Growth, tasked with developing recommendations on bol |
| rograms increased to match student and faculty | growth. |
| layed a key role in its expansion and audience | growth. |
| uitable Development, Social Justice, and Smart | Growth. |
| ghts are critical to the success and potential | growth of all of its businesses. |
| area saw explosive residential and commercial | growth. |
| 1961 to accommodate development and population | growth in San Mateo. |
| vancement, technological progress and economic | growth. |
| ecessary to Christian fellowship and spiritual | growth. |
| drafted in 1949, and industrial and commercial | growth increased. |
| tive reactions for niacin production and rapid | growth at 30°C. |
| in Washington, and both made job and economic | growth the centerpiece of their campaigns. |
| exhibits an anticoccidial action and promotes | growth in animals. |
| rning and life-long spiritual and intellectual | growth. |
| anic conduit, because of decompression and the | growth of bubbles. |
| Pases involved in protein trafficking and cell | growth. |
| reforms are needed for stability and economic | growth. |
| -microbial agents (suppress mold and bacterial | growth). |
| who recounts his obsession with beauty and the | growth of his urge to destroy it. |
| ations where Muslims are concentrated and have | growth potential. |
| t affairs, economic development, and corporate | growth. |
| he intellectual, personal, social and cultural | growth of our students and instill in them a desire t |
| , which stimulate protein synthesis and muscle | growth. |
| , peace in third world nations, and population | growth. |
| their exceptionally high homogeneity and high | growth rate, featuring still general behaviour of pla |
| They attack buds and new | growth on plants, preventing flowers from opening, ne |
| ve been shown to contain oncogenes and provide | growth enhancement in certain cancers. |
| s on subjects such as public transit and smart | growth. |
| After the mechanisation of farming, and the | growth of the aircraft industry at nearby Patchway an |
| nrolment was 548, a school record, and further | growth was projected. |
| tandards of academic achievement and spiritual | growth, opportunities for personal growth through ath |
| ded in mid-2000 that population and commercial | growth in Lake and Porter counties in Northwest India |
| es, and adjacent semi-open woodland and second | growth. |
| in development; they promote angiogenesis (the | growth of new blood vessels), or guide cells to tissu |
| due to its outstanding average annual revenue | growth of 304.7 % over a five-year period. |
| The annual population | growth rate was 0.8%. |
| Average annual population | growth rate 2000-2004: 1.9% |
| In 2009 Russia recorded annual population | growth for the first time in 15 years, with total gro |
| cleft lip and palate, umbilical anomalies, and | growth and cognitive development. |
| ry recommending they stop using antibiotics as | growth promoters. |
| ries should actually stop using antibiotics as | growth promoters." |
| own the space at the YWCA, anticipating future | growth, and desiring a more permanent location to ser |
| At about this time AOL's subscriber | growth started to expand exponentially, as the adopti |
| Building on AppAssure's rapid | growth among managed service providers (MSPs) and res |
| is a characteristic facial appearance, delayed | growth and mental development, and multiple abnormali |
| as become known for its aggressive approach to | growth through acquisition and financial engineering. |
| He also served on the Appropriations, Economic | Growth, Transportation and Education Committees. |
| electrical public buses that are experiencing | growth in the early 21st century. |
| Activins are dimeric | growth and differentiation factors which belong to th |
| n gas exploration and distribution are fueling | growth and turning Tarija into Bolivia's next industr |
| Activins are dimeric | growth and differentiation factors which belong to th |
| Other members are Placenta | growth factor (PlGF), VEGF-B, VEGF-C and VEGF-D. |
| The angiopoietins are protein | growth factors that promote angiogenesis, the formati |
| The angiopoietins are protein | growth factors required for the formation of blood ve |
| The angiopoietins are protein | growth factors that promote angiogenesis, the formati |
| The paintings are of | growth below ivy covered trees. |
| ommercial value, were never logged and are old | growth. |
| There are 11 | growth factors that activate ErbB receptors. |
| r seeking to sell music catalog or are seeking | growth through catalog acquisition. |
| Phytosulfokines are sulfated | growth factors strongly promoting proliferation of pl |
| es have been targeted as a significant area of | growth, with the government making efforts to reduce |
| e is widespread and has been the major area of | growth for several years. |
| ching on much of the sanctuary area, retarding | growth of Babuls. |
| re controlled by the Green Belt area, limiting | growth of industrial and residential areas alike. |
| ition is the natural process of arresting cell | growth when two or more cells come into contact with |
| o not inject their cows with artificial bovine | growth hormone from advertising this fact on their mi |
| h can be used as an insecticide that acts as a | growth regulator. |
| The status of the species is not good as the | growth rate of the plant is slow and its regeneration |
| Betaglycan also known as Transforming | growth factor beta receptor III (TGFBR3), is a cell-s |
| It is also known as "platelet-derived | growth factor BB". |
| oup of countries which it described as 'Global | Growth Generators', that it argued will enjoy signifi |
| The characteristics of the breed such as rapid | growth rate, superior fleshing and muscular developme |
| Warnervale was first identified as a | growth area in the Sydney Region Outline Plan in 1968 |
| As Silverhill's | growth continued, a larger church building was soon n |
| It acts as a | growth suppressor in tumour cells, and activates p53. |
| As church | growth ideas matured, they were incorporated by McGav |
| As berry | growth of phase I slows this is termed the lag phase. |
| egan to move into the neighborhood as downtown | growth displaced them eastward. |
| OT Industrial Park- It is called as Perundurai | Growth Centre of Erode, located in the region of Coim |
| Granite lost its separate identity as suburban | growth overtook it. |
| istrict has changed in character as population | growth in greater Dublin has imposed increasingly int |
| much further north than Virginia, such as old | growth red spruce and other northern hardwoods. |
| production of sex steroids, as well as myriad | growth factors thought to interact with the oocyte du |
| odels, examining hypotheses such as population | growth, divergence, and gene flow. |
| ased gradually to allow bone formation, as the | growth stimulation by BMPs must be localized and sust |
| In the plant, this acts as a | growth hormone, causing hypertrophy. |
| It is approved for use as a | growth promoter in livestock, including beef cattle, |
| rong enrollments and leaders as well as steady | growth in program and facilities marked the legacy of |
| Moenimycin is used in animal feed as a | growth promoter. |
| ugh the winter, dropping just before or as new | growth resumes in late winter or early spring. |
| o abiotic and biotic stresses as well as plant | growth and development. |
| olecules, including mitogens such as epidermal | growth factor (EGF), nerve growth factor (NGF), and b |
| ers, including important ones such as business | growth, net interest margin and NPA control, it was a |
| "The City as a | Growth Machine: Toward a Political Economy of Place." |
| Its purpose is as smart | growth and to encourage transit use. |
| et-enkephalin, sometimes referred to as opioid | growth factor (OGF) is an endogenous opioid peptide n |
| It is also used as a | growth promoter for a variety of terrestrial and aqua |
| Zeranol is approved for use as a | growth promoter in livestock, including beef cattle, |
| era of economic disaster as well as unbridled | growth and prosperity. |
| end is emerging - many are relying on Asia for | growth. |
| The delegates paid tribute to Asia's economic | growth and successes such as job creation and progres |
| Post 1990s East Asian economic | growth, October 2008 |
| phiphiles essential for cell-wall assembly and | growth by cell extension and expansion. |
| skills, and competencies and to assess student | growth over time. |
| in agar plates to monitor or assess bacterial | growth in the laboratory, particularly the growth of |
| government agency designed to assist economic | growth by utilizing the private sector. |
| mbers and they are seeking ways to assist this | growth and develop the quality of the worship. |
| It is also associated with | growth retardation, megaloblastic anemia, pectus exca |
| He also expressed alarm at the | growth of the "purely sectional" Republican Party, wh |
| operators see the merger as aimed at capturing | growth in the Asian capital markets. |
| sly Deputy General Manager Land Release at the | Growth Centres Commission) |
| te for Research in Dairying looking at chicken | growth and later teaching biology at Wentworth School |
| At full | growth, a shoot has 2-4 clasping and curved, slightly |
| of peoples into the village that it attained a | growth “that for rapidity surpasses the record of any |
| Roland of Cremona attributed the | growth and development of the soul to the soul of the |
| The story describes Augie March's | growth from childhood to a fairly stable maturity. |
| Western Australian population | growth between 1880 and 1897. |
| He is the author of | Growth and Governance of Canadian Universities: An In |
| d hear their sentiments about autonomy, church | growth, and other church issues. |
| the population was 497 with an average yearly | growth rate of 1.0 from 1996. |
| the population was 295 with an average yearly | growth rate of 0.9 from 1996. |
| he population was 1,283 with an average yearly | growth rate of -0.1 from 1996. |
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