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| the population was 147 with an average yearly | growth rate of 3.9 from 1996. |
| The average annual | growth rate of 2% was the highest on record. |
| vel plus three previous years' average revenue | growth. |
| the population was 325 with an average yearly | growth rate of 1.6 from 1996. |
| t of the 2000s Varner has had an average store | growth of about 80 outlets. |
| the population was 572 with an average yearly | growth rate of 0.5 from 1996. |
| the population was 120 with an average yearly | growth rate of 3.7 from 1996. |
| During the decade Nu-West's average annual | growth in net income has been 49%. |
| es are generally melt-free, which avoids grain | growth in engineered materials, such as high-strength |
| cations Association, and the Fast 50 Award for | Growth from the St. Louis Regional Chamber and Growth |
| 2007 Belfast Business Awards, Business | Growth |
| d, travels down shoots to inhibit axillary bud | growth. |
| cular, they are known to regulate axillary bud | growth as well as affect apical dominance. |
| tained to a compact shape by pinching back new | growth. |
| These bacteria need | growth factors, like NAD and hematin, which are insid |
| lain filters and that it required bacteria for | growth. |
| t light seems to strike a good balance between | growth and excessive hardening or yellowing due to st |
| The park was formed to balance area | growth and further regionalize the community. |
| 200 to 400 year old white pine and balsam old | growth stand is also home to a Great blue heron rooke |
| nd was just a reflection of the band's musical | growth. |
| riginal pink colouration, which is banded with | growth stages of the fossil; this is produced by boro |
| area's history, but also boost Bartow County's | growth and agricultural economy. |
| d facultatively anaerobic organisms based upon | growth at various levels in the media. |
| amily member binds acidic and basic fibroblast | growth hormone and plays a role in bone development a |
| n induced by VEGF, but not by basic fibroblast | growth factor, as well as vascular permeability induc |
| Bavdhan's planned | growth and nature attracts buyers to consider this lo |
| dorff argued that the result would be economic | growth, which would itself solve both the social prob |
| ging in these varied practices may be personal | growth, rite of passage, or spiritual or sexual curio |
| Because its | growth is inevitable and its population certain to be |
| Because of | growth, children and infants have a greater requireme |
| search interests and publications have been in | growth, forecasting, international comparisons, techn |
| e last two decades there has been considerable | growth in the area, including, as racial attitudes ha |
| There has been recent | growth of nurse-led clinics both within hospitals and |
| There has also been a | growth in companies specializing in providing technic |
| There has been substantial | growth in Menifee with many new home construction wit |
| However, there has been renewed | growth in the early part of the twenty-first century. |
| It was not long before the | growth of the 1990s and 2000s caught up to the distri |
| With this recordings, they began their | growth in and outside of Cuba. |
| lecular clouds and which evidently begin their | growth before the start of cloud collapse. |
| address "A Brief History of the Beginnings and | Growth of Astronomy in Australasia". |
| Maeystown may be said to have begun its | growth as a town in the year 1852, when Jacob Maeys h |
| He was a primary force behind the | growth of beach volleyball as a sport, and the develo |
| The driving force behind its | growth was originally the Teesside Development Corpor |
| been unable to determine the reason behind the | growth of hair on it, since it is a dead object.The n |
| pment is the true driving force behind natural | growth. |
| Kedzie believes economic | growth and environmental protection can work in conce |
| t food applied in spring is also of benefit to | growth. |
| Wall, Bennett H. | Growth in a Changing Environment: A History of Standa |
| bolism and the proper balance between cellular | growth and metabolism that goes awry in cancer. |
| some source of mechanical feedback between the | growth of supermassive black holes and the growth of |
| ed his work on the intersections between inner | growth as offered in depth psychology and Christianit |
| nts are adequately supported beyond childhood, | growth and development appear to be normal. |
| hen that newscast has seen its biggest ratings | growth in more than 20 years. |
| iments, including the Aynur biological crystal | growth apparatus, which they installed in Kvant-1. |
| Biological exponential | growth is the exponential growth of biological organi |
| he author provides a context for the birth and | growth of Wikipedia through an examination of the wid |
| The temple has witnessed the birth and | growth of our great city Kuala Lumpur." |
| germination of fungal spores and it blocks the | growth of the fungal mycelium. |
| us angiogenesis inhibitor (i.e., it blocks the | growth of new blood vessels), and it is currently und |
| EGFR-3, PDGFR-a/β, and c-kit that blocks tumor | growth and inhibits angiogenesis. |
| y physiological process in the body, including | growth and development, metabolism, body temperature, |
| os were merchant princes, the Bolitho family's | growth to prominence started with Thomas Bolitho (176 |
| advanced muscle augmentation and bone density | growth. |
| years later, she published another book about | growth theory, which talked about concepts of "Golden |
| remembered as the author of the 1917 book, On | Growth and Form, an influential work of striking orig |
| ushered in the Post-World War II baby boom and | growth. |
| burbs of Paris, and due to booming demographic | growth the population reached 2,418 at the 2004 censu |
| rency - the birr - in a bid to boost economic | growth. |
| international community should boost economic | growth by continuing to spend tax payer funds to stim |
| n biology and especially botany, indeterminate | growth refers to growth that is not terminated in con |
| er cyanobacterium capable of both phototrophic | growth by oxygenic photosynthesis in sunlight and het |
| atalase in bacterial cells depends on both the | growth condition and the medium used to grow the cell |
| has been found recently, is activated both by | growth factors and by stress stimuli, and it particip |
| , Kirk Radomski states that Riggs bought human | growth hormone, clenbuterol, and Winstrol from him be |
| to touch one another, forming a boundary where | growth stops. |
| that xenoestrogens can increase breast cancer | growth in tissue culture. |
| found to be inferior to the European breeds in | growth rate and yield of meat. |
| l and international organizations to bring job | growth to north Fulton County. |
| n to reduce poverty and promote broad economic | growth. |
| by bubbling oxygen into the yeast broth, cell | growth could be increased, but fermentation was inhib |
| streets and communities - brought exponential | growth to the church. |
| n time all the kinds of things were brought to | growth. |
| The canal brought much | growth and prosperity to Banbury over the years and i |
| The 1950s and 1960s, however, brought renewed | growth to Boise High. |
| the early nineteenth century brought explosive | growth to Abertillery and Nantyglo and its new suburb |
| For a different example, buffered population | growth is attained by annual plants with a persistent |
| mporal situations in which buffered population | growth is not expected to occur. |
| 2008 BusinessPoint Business | Growth Award |
| The district has been busy with | growth and new construction. |
| ve seen the community resuming steady but slow | growth. |
| collection of small holdings but Basingstoke's | growth as a London Overspill town saw the area develo |
| adapt to low humidity conditions, but optimum | growth occurs under reasonable humidity. |
| ch there is some insulin resistance but normal | growth and subcutaneous fat distribution, is also kno |
| her case, they have grown in unison, but their | growth rate has steadily slowed over the years. |
| It grows very slowly when young, but its | growth accelerates after the trunk matures. |
| roceeded rapidly over the next decade, but its | growth barely kept pace with the admissions. |
| beyond settled areas was problematic, but the | growth and development of the rural railway system in |
| nd was once a safe National Party seat but the | growth of Tweed Heads and other coastal communities h |
| tersville to Taylorsville, Georgia but further | growth was apparently impeded by shady financial deal |
| equity activity includes leveraged buyouts and | growth capital in a wide variety of industries. |
| A demand for land was created by the | growth of farming in the area and the town was gazett |
| By 1988, however, buoyed by the | growth of nearby Tyler and Canton, the number of oper |
| but the tarmac is severely compromised by weed | growth. |
| trans-autophosphorylation induced by epidermal | growth factor (EGF). |
| The mall is owned by General | Growth Properties (51% share) and Canadian property d |
| SouthPark Mall was built by General | Growth Properties at a cost of $12 million on 47 acre |
| he complex is now owned and managed by General | Growth Properties, and is located immediately north o |
| property, is now owned and managed by General | Growth Properties. |
| vity of this complex is stimulated by insulin, | growth factors, serum, phosphatidic acid, amino acids |
| hem cope with drought conditions by inhibiting | growth. |
| ressway and is managed and co-owned by General | Growth Properties |
| The mall was bought by General | Growth Properties in 2001 from a pension fund managed |
| to very narrow umbulicus, covered by biconvex | growth lines and sometimes weak lirae. |
| l slough from the media, to be replaced by new | growth. |
| hey were eventually done in around 1910 by the | growth of professionalisation in hockey. |
| The format was threatened by the | growth of suburbs and the rise of fast food restauran |
| First Colony Mall is owned by General | Growth Properties and is the only mall within Sugar L |
| By the | growth of the surrounding tissues the cloacal membran |
| t is a sterile hybrid, and spreads by rhizomal | growth and division, as it cannot produce seeds. |
| er, with the Sino-Soviet split followed by the | growth of border conflict, the Chinese government clo |
| Attracted by the | growth of musical life of the rich citizens of the Un |
| February 2008, the mall was managed by General | Growth Properties Inc. for a private investment compa |
| eastern San Jose, California owned by General | Growth Properties. |
| eas are severely limited on the islands by the | growth of settlements and tourism. |
| The Woodlands Mall is managed by General | Growth Properties. |
| xpansion of Forest Lakes Forum prompted by the | growth of the Forest Lakes residential estate. |
| Its area has been partly absorbed by the | growth of London; with its name reused for the modern |
| Hill's position was made more difficult by the | growth of council housing in the constituency in the |
| er PTE groups were eventually surpassed by the | growth of the emerging national bus groups. |
| , Furness presided over a period marked by the | growth and increasing prosperity for First Church. |
| These subphases may be affected by limiting | growth factors, nutrient supply, temperature, and add |
| Propelled by double-digit | growth in the late 2000s, Air Cycle began developing |
| The mall is managed by General | Growth Properties. |
| ransformation of one phase from another by the | growth of nuclei forming randomly in the parent phase |
| It is owned and operated by General | Growth Properties and is located directly off of High |
| lway, the orchards were supplanted by suburban | growth from Nelson, and Stoke is now no longer a sepa |
| subdivisions began to be built, spurred by the | growth of nearby Austin. |
| Arabia's population is characterized by rapid | growth and a large cohort of youths. |
| Affected plants are marked by stunted | growth, wilting, yellowing, decreased yields, and dea |
| .1140 to c.1160) was characterised by economic | growth in the town and its region, as well as the gro |
| It is thought to be caused by disorganized | growth of retinal blood vessels which may result in s |
| Its area has been entirely absorbed by the | growth of London; with its name reused in 1921 for th |
| It is owned by General | Growth Properties. |
| , a childhood disease characterized by impeded | growth, and deformity, of the long bones. |
| By 1897 | growth led the parish to begin construction on the cu |
| ByBox has achieved year by year | growth which is reflected in the turnover of £119,235 |
| Driven by a | growth in local revenues, income and sales taxes, Wil |
| t"), is a condition characterized by excessive | growth and height significantly above average. |
| proving health care was hindered by population | growth. |
| The property is owned and managed by General | Growth Properties of Chicago. |
| The company is expanding by organic | growth and sales have risen 67% a year from £1.4m in |
| ountryside), but has since been flanked by new | growth. |
| It is characterized by: slow | growth and a short helix 18 in the 16S rDNA. |
| solid and hollow with internal calcite crystal | growth. |
| ol, has also been shown to inhibit cancer cell | growth, with low potency in non-cancer cells. |
| timulate estrogen-dependent breast cancer cell | growth in vivo. |
| The US cap restricts | growth in imports of Chinese textiles to 12.5 per cen |
| It must, therefore, be capable of | growth and development over time to meet new social, |
| A table showing Italy's GDP per capita (PPP) | growth from 2000 to 2008. |
| making iron nanoparticles for carbon nanotube | growth by chemical vapor deposition. |
| uires organic substrates to get its carbon for | growth and development, and that produces its energy |
| caused by the fungus Seiridium cardinale, and | growth is reliable where this disease is prevalent. |
| elated to the central element of the case, the | growth of medical marijuana. |
| he helped define the field, and cataloged the | growth and changes in his 1995 book Religious Studies |
| systems, higher concentrations cause increased | growth of algae and plants. |
| This in turn caused significant | growth in towns such as Matamoros and Nuevo Laredo. |
| h as the North China Leopard) which caused the | growth of a bony protrusion from the skull. |
| succeed because of his slight build, caused by | growth impairments. |
| The misorientation caused the | growth of APD of region B. As seen, due to the APD, t |
| The enforced expression causes the | growth of cancer cells to slow down. |
| along the edges of the crystal, causing faster | growth at edges than near face centers. |
| s being pumped to the city causing accelerated | growth of plants, excitement and aggressiveness in an |
| ovember 2007, it was reported that CBD reduces | growth of aggressive human breast cancer cells in vit |
| Since then, CCF's continuous | growth has caused its worship services to move from p |
| the neighbouring village of Glyn Ceiriog, the | growth of Pontfadog is connected to the area's former |
| ary stem cells provide the source of cells for | growth of the mammary gland during puberty and gestat |
| form was found to be expressed in cells during | growth but is rapidly repressed during starvation. |
| of keratinocytes, with the 3T3 cells secreting | growth factors favourable to these kinds of cells. |
| like in the control of cellular proliferation, | growth and differentiation, metabolism, immunology an |
| office in Dubai reported a 215 per cent export | growth in two years, setting the base for an increase |
| It has also been a center of | growth in the past decade, with numerous businesses o |
| stant and poorly connected to major centers of | growth. |
| t-Director of the National Research Centre for | Growth and Development at the University of Auckland. |
| During the first third of the 20th century the | growth of the city continued inhabitation of the flat |
| In the VIIth century, Church | growth has an effect on the creation of abbeys in the |
| In the 17-18th century, the | growth of eau de vie production brought a greater pro |
| In the 20th century, the | growth of Rugby subsumed Hillmorton, which was offici |
| sporangium, there is a temporary cessation of | growth. |
| St. Louis Regional Chamber and | Growth Association Lewis & Clark Statesman Award, 200 |
| an outstanding contribution to championing the | growth and experience of humanistic community communi |
| rit and recognition of the need for change and | growth characterize the goals of the congregation. |
| 2010 is destined to be a year of change and | growth for the parish. |
| ignificant role in the whirlwind of change and | growth that transformed Sacramento from a quiet gover |
| of Hope: Essays on Technical Change, Economic | Growth, and the Environment, Pinter Pub Ltd, 1992. |
| Penn State experienced changes and | growth during the Presidency of Dr. Walker. |
| ndan's main interest was in characterising the | growth and dynamics of intelligent systems. |
| ration of some demographic characteristic (pop | growth, breakdown by ethnicity, etc.). |
| tropy of galaxy orbits; characterizing cluster | growth and evolution in phase space and physics of th |
| a, the best tool astronomers have to chart the | growth rate of the expanding universe. |
| ion, cell activation and chemoattraction, cell | growth and differentiation, cell cycle, and apoptosis |
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