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| 000, Assyrian Voice experienced more explosive | growth, when it became the first Assyrian website eve |
| al Development, concludes Ethiopia's explosive | growth in education capacity is in many ways unpreced |
| ke many Sun Belt cities, experienced explosive | growth in its suburbs - particularly affluent areas f |
| ndustry experienced nothing short of explosive | growth. |
| ey have experienced unparalleled and explosive | growth. |
| uages were developed, since with the explosive | growth of the complexity of electronic circuits, trad |
| ort of motocross enjoyed a period of explosive | growth. |
| and El Dorado County which have seen explosive | growth in the past decade. |
| Explosive | growth is evident, with the census estimates for 2009 |
| the early nineteenth century brought explosive | growth to Abertillery and Nantyglo and its new suburb |
| streets and communities - brought exponential | growth to the church. |
| nds the nascent universe underwent exponential | growth that smoothed out nearly all inhomogeneities. |
| to be abundantly expressed during exponential | growth. |
| This leads to an exponential | growth in the vortex wave amplitude. |
| ate 1990s, the town has seen large exponential | growth, due to further economic expansion, building o |
| er of combined lasers requires the exponential | growth of the spectral bandwidth of gain and/or lengt |
| ian Life Center began experiencing exponential | growth - four Sunday services, lines forming at 4:00a |
| have more children to continue the exponential | growth in the area. |
| This resulted in an exponential | growth of the population, facilitating the spreading |
| e vacuum is eternally inflating in exponential | growth powered by repulsive constant random zero poin |
| Biological exponential | growth is the exponential growth of biological organi |
| The exponential | growth is incorporated into string theory, where it i |
| tion tells if the population is in exponential | growth phase or lagging phase. |
| rtional to sn and hence has double exponential | growth with n. |
| rpreted as its almost sure rate of exponential | growth. |
| to the inflationary paradigm, the exponential | growth of the scale factor during inflation caused qu |
| office in Dubai reported a 215 per cent export | growth in two years, setting the base for an increase |
| s and 1960s the surrounding area saw extensive | growth in housing, when large suburban public and pri |
| In recent years, Canaton has enjoyed extensive | growth. |
| ellan guided the archdiocese through extensive | growth, with the number of Catholics in North Georgia |
| being built which is causing the extraordinary | growth. |
| New Tampa has seen extraordinary | growth in the past few years. |
| Steroids may facilitate | growth. |
| ucting a 3,500m east-west runway to facilitate | growth in cargo operations, particularly during the n |
| ms, including the ciliary neurotrophic factor, | growth hormone and prolactin. |
| rograms increased to match student and faculty | growth. |
| os were merchant princes, the Bolitho family's | growth to prominence started with Thomas Bolitho (176 |
| uces uneven, chaotic, but visually fascinating | growth. |
| deLinde saw Warwick through five years of fast | growth, but not without controversy. |
| provide enough service for years, but the fast | growth of Williamsburg, Brooklyn overloaded the L by |
| itle, 'Green Business of the Year' by the Fast | Growth Business Awards. |
| l written section regarding the immensely fast | growth of the Kyle-Buda area. |
| The town is set for fast | growth in the coming years due to high prices of agri |
| There is a fast | growth population rate, thousands of new homes were b |
| Fast | growth on Middlebrook 7H10 and on Trypticase soy agar |
| 2000s the village experienced a period of fast | growth, the population and number of houses and busin |
| aving domestic cattle's docile nature and fast | growth rate; they are also thought to produce less da |
| in the X band frequency range, lead to a fast | growth of the field. |
| t is slowly gaining popularity due to its fast | growth rate, ease of transplanting, good fall colors |
| The following year the company won the Fast | Growth Business Awards' 2010 'Family Business of the |
| swimming pools, pipes or walls, as their fast | growth may quickly affect these. |
| through his role as director of the Wales Fast | Growth Fifty. |
| They have a fast | growth rate and should be planted in full sun in well |
| Form is round headed with a medium to fast | growth rate and a coarse texture. |
| cro has been recognized several times for fast | growth, including the Inc 5000 from Inc. Magazine and |
| mental tree in landscaping because of its fast | growth and pleasing appearance; it is planted with li |
| voids undesired infections and leads to faster | growth. |
| from other related species, often with faster | growth but lower wood quality. |
| along the edges of the crystal, causing faster | growth at edges than near face centers. |
| ver the year to 30 June 2006, the 55th fastest | growth in population of a Local Government Area in Ne |
| nt, with the Grizzly brand showing the fastest | growth. |
| ver the year to 30 June 2006, the 37th fastest | growth in population of a Local Government Area in Ne |
| ver the year to 30 June 2006, the 49th fastest | growth in population of a Local Government Area in Ne |
| age courses in US high schools had the fastest | growth rate out of all languages during the 1980s, th |
| today is the payment solution that the fastest | growth in the French market. |
| er the year to 30 June 2006, the 102nd fastest | growth in population of a Local Government Area in Ne |
| Riftia pachyptila has the fastest | growth rate of any known marine invertebrate. |
| er the year to 30 June 2006, the 106th fastest | growth in population of a Local Government Area in Ne |
| mming while guiding the channel to the fastest | growth of a start-up of a cable network in television |
| port both populations, then lowered fecundity, | growth, or survival may result in at least one specie |
| The lotus also symbolizes the fertile | growth of organic life, as the world is continually r |
| defects, increased fetal resorption, and fetal | growth retardation. |
| erent forms that were named "acidic fibroblast | growth factor" (FGF1) and "basic fibroblast growth fa |
| or cell proliferation by inhibiting fibroblast | growth factor, epidermal growth factor, platelet-deri |
| Fibroblast | growth factor receptor 4 is a protein that in humans |
| ann cells in culture, together with Fibroblast | growth factor or Transforming Growth Factor-Beta. |
| ht to be involved in the control of fibroblast | growth or epithelial-mesenchymal interactions during |
| Fibroblast | growth factor |
| amily member binds acidic and basic fibroblast | growth hormone and plays a role in bone development a |
| Fibroblast | growth factor receptor 3 is a protein that in humans |
| n induced by VEGF, but not by basic fibroblast | growth factor, as well as vascular permeability induc |
| lopment involves Sonic hedgehog and Fibroblast | growth factor 8. |
| yoblasts will proliferate if enough fibroblast | growth factor is present. |
| Fibroblast | growth factor receptor 4 has been shown to interact w |
| rtion of the protein interacts with fibroblast | growth factors, setting in motion a cascade of downst |
| ded by this gene is a member of the fibroblast | growth factor receptor family, where amino acid seque |
| Receptor tyrosine kinase, as in fibroblast | growth factor receptor. |
| resent in the 5' UTR of the mRNA of fibroblast | growth factor-1 and allows cap-independent translatio |
| th silicones, glycosaminoglycans, fibroblasts, | growth factors and other substances. |
| h have been achieved by controlling thin films | growth conditions. |
| Thin films | growth for microelectronics |
| eople have many facilities for their financial | growth. |
| nn's tenure has also ushered in much financial | growth for Lee University with a quadrupling of the s |
| The financial | growth was the result of Canadian land sales, U.S. re |
| ce during a period of membership and financial | growth and success. |
| ch as FARSITE and Prometheus to shape the fire | growth for example, Prometheus and FARSITE use the Hu |
| doubled ($6-12 million) today given the Firm's | growth over the last 15 years. |
| oters driving an over-production of "all fish" | growth hormone. |
| This test method measures flame | growth on the underside of a horizontal test specimen |
| essure over the last few years due to its flat | growth in its existing markets. |
| s its name implies, it has a triangular fleshy | growth of skin, called a noseleaf, protruding above t |
| Coxcomb (ornithology), a fleshy | growth on the top of the head of many gallinaceous bi |
| This continued and focused | growth resulted in the Group turnover crossing the pr |
| high risk obstetrics, premature labour, foetal | growth retardation, obstetric epidemiology and qualit |
| is significant as Shh regulates hair follicle | growth and morphogenesis. |
| The following | growth of spa activities and the urban development co |
| Following | growth in the unit's task, it became an independent u |
| tells is a research scientist for Kraft Foods | Growth Group in East Hanover, New Jersey, and Maxwell |
| In a successor study, Going for | Growth, Professor Juma proposes that international de |
| nvert gamma radiation into chemical energy for | growth. |
| The Club for | Growth gave Gingrich a mixed review, citing his suppo |
| competition, and identifying opportunities for | growth and development. |
| bes, these organisms do not require oxygen for | growth. |
| McNaught was endorsed by the Colorado Club for | Growth, who criticized Marostica for his support of h |
| the same core analysis argued by the Club for | Growth, relying on the holding in SpeechNOW that indi |
| er with agar as part of a selective medium for | growth of some bacteria (Clauberg medium). |
| res, he helped the company position itself for | growth to become, as Macy's, the world's leading depa |
| nterprise in 2008, Recipient of $1 million for | growth and expansion |
| Going for | Growth: Science, Technology and Innovation in Africa. |
| ch was on the effects of genetic selection for | growth rate to yearling age. |
| e River in the Zambezi delta saw potential for | growth, and in 1891 Chinde replaced Conceicao as a po |
| then in the group and a strategy of focus for | growth through acquisitions. |
| Except for | growth line, the shell is smooth. |
| WR made tentative plans for | growth as it set to acquire struggling Bristol statio |
| trace elements that are required by algae for | growth, but does not include a carbon source and so i |
| cations Association, and the Fast 50 Award for | Growth from the St. Louis Regional Chamber and Growth |
| s from the yolk which is at first utilized for | growth at a relatively constant rate but later in the |
| Nagaswami has responsibility for | growth, value, and core stock as well as fixed income |
| GAPO is an acronym for | growth retardation, alopecia, pseudoanodontia (failur |
| 04, this time with the backing of the Club for | Growth, but again lost to Matheson. |
| equent tending and a favorable environment for | growth of the trees it contains. |
| e 2006, and spoke of "limitless" potential for | growth in the field. |
| typically in the three to four year range for | growth capital and equipment loans. |
| formate, 2-propanol/CO2, and 2-butanol/CO2 for | growth and methanogenesis. |
| late this angiogenesis to obtain nutrients for | growth. |
| uction that mobilizes food production used for | growth of new cells. |
| Was also recognized locally for | growth due to his work in the online field. |
| lain filters and that it required bacteria for | growth. |
| ary stem cells provide the source of cells for | growth of the mammary gland during puberty and gestat |
| The Milan Endowment for | Growth in Academics (MEGA), is Tennessee's first priv |
| Thyroid hormone is critical for | growth and brain development, especially during the f |
| He was endorsed by the Club for | Growth and the National Right to Life Committee. |
| ia Taxpayer Protection Committee, the Club for | Growth, the California Republican Assembly, the Place |
| thought that the area had great potential for | growth. |
| end is emerging - many are relying on Asia for | growth. |
| lding and the environment becomes suitable for | growth of foliose and fruticose type of lichens. |
| ICT and Renewable energy have been a focus for | growth and diversification. |
| ngiogenesis has been shown to be essential for | growth and metastasis of solid tumors. |
| t-Director of the National Research Centre for | Growth and Development at the University of Auckland. |
| s and therefore they have ideal conditions for | growth of cloud forests. |
| n, iron, copper and other metals essential for | growth and development of the new American nation. |
| rown (1838-1909), would be a driving force for | growth, making Wall Street in New York the center for |
| This plan aimed to reposition the company for | growth and included three key elements: refocusing ba |
| rom the conservative and anti-earmark Club for | Growth 2007 RePORK Card. |
| (CFUs) are calculated after allowing time for | growth. |
| settle on some nearby land with more space for | growth and above the river floods, in what is now Roc |
| As an advocate for | growth in the Jewish communities in the Shomron Mesik |
| ers joined other parties, such as Recreate for | Growth or the Justicialist Party, or formed their own |
| ri that their relationship has little room for | growth, as lovers anyways. |
| r Competitive Politics, and Wisconsin Club for | Growth. |
| Governor Charles Herreid worked for | growth in state schools, Indian care and the developm |
| rains that can sustain colder temperatures for | growth in the U.S. |
| m Houston Tollway, have been major drivers for | growth. |
| servative political action committees Club for | Growth and Right to Life of Michigan. |
| The conservative Club for | Growth gave Cato a grade of "D-" for the 2007-08 Legi |
| cological Relevance of the Gammarus `Scope for | Growth' Assay: Effect of Zinc on Reproduction - Funct |
| which give the cells selective advantages for | growth and survival. |
| uires organic substrates to get its carbon for | growth and development, and that produces its energy |
| facing increasing criticism that the drive for | growth and profits is completely overshadowing its on |
| s learn to view conflict as an opportunity for | growth and change. |
| Building an enabling environment for | growth |
| he body needs nucleotide precursors of DNA for | growth and synthesis, G6P will also be dehydrogenated |
| een as essential to producing future plans for | growth. |
| olerant organisms, which cannot use oxygen for | growth, but tolerate the presence of it |
| ne Child who symbolizes newness, potential for | growth, hope for the future. |
| Fixing Russia's Banks: A Proposal for | Growth |
| en cells and ECM provide essential signals for | growth or survival. |
| For | growth either elemental sulphur (S0) or thiosulfate ( |
| n 2007 he was appointed Programme Director for | Growth, Development and Metabolism at the Singapore I |
| In food, proteins are essential for | growth and survival and vary depending upon a person' |
| partially funded by the Beaver Initiative for | Growth and operated by LaValle's wife, Darla LaValle. |
| The Beaver Initiative for | Growth, an $11 million community development nonprofi |
| nsion: a nonviolent tension that is needed for | growth. |
| Lake Largo was drained in 1916 to make way for | growth and development. |
| IC was inadequately prepared for | growth. |
| ely activating segments of DNA responsible for | growth and maturity. |
| Epiphyseal plates (" | growth plates") are located in the metaphysis and are |
| can be erected has been cited as potential for | growth in the city of London, however the scheme has |
| The hill has very good forest | growth around lighthouse. |
| IV Factors Affecting Forest | Growth |
| elds; these combine with mature and new forest | growth to ensure a diverse array of wildlife. |
| aking the campus "represent in time the forest | growth of the State, and if possible, the general bot |
| oversaw the company's operations and franchise | growth, eventually announcing his retirement in 2009, |
| The lammas flush is free | growth of newly made leaves/needles throughout the tr |
| bone of the man's lower body exhibits a fresh | growth of this ropey-material, suggesting he is becom |
| Fresh | growth of grass is sometimes high in prussic acid con |
| butterflies lay eggs in clusters on the fresh | growth of the host plant, and the hatched larvae feed |
| only feed the following spring when the fresh | growth occurs. |
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