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In a normally evolving fusion the number of intervertebral bridges increases from CT fusion score 0 to 1 to 2 over time, while PET activity develops from highly active endplates combined with a relatively silent intervertebral disc space (SUVratio >1.0) to an even activity distribution over the two areas (SUVratio about 1.0).

Most carbonate rocks are formed by biological activity, developing from the biogenic sediments gathered during reef building and accumulation of the remains of organisms on the seabed.

One-step RT-PCR has not been widely used even though some thermostable DNA polymerases with reverse transcriptase (RT) activity were developed from bacterial and archaeal polymerases, which is owing to low cDNA synthesis activity from RNA.

A widely applicable three-dimensional QSAR pharmacophore model for antimalarial activity was developed from a set of 17 substituted antimalarial indolo[2,1-b]quinazoline-6,12-diones (tryptanthrins) that exhibited remarkable in vitro activity (below 100 ng/mL) against sensitive and multidrug-resistant Plasmodium falciparum malaria.

Bursting activity developed in all three inductions and in all dishes from each induction.

The mobility (lower extremity) and activities factors tend to dominate over the other potential factors (upper, axial, activities) in short forms developed from item parameters and CAT applications.

Cornell researchers have designed corridors to help animals move through their habitats without interference from human activity, developed plans to prevent overfishing without crippling the fishing industry, and helped African herders find forage for their animals.

Our objective was to assess whether valid scales of Capacity and Performance could be developed from the "Activities and Participation" domain of the ICF checklist.

Most existing activity-based models have been developed from revealed preference data.

Jihadist activity develops under the radar here and is hidden from most of the area's inhabitants.

This change in levels of activity can have long term implications as physical activity levels are thought to be developed from a young age and behaviours established when young persist into adulthood [ 16].