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Available are, if any, the building's year of construction, a classification of the building's function and eventually the number of storeys above ground.
This occurs when a region's youth population — typically under age 35 — grows, and eventually the number of young people at the age of employment hits a critical mass.
On the other hand, patient adherence can be improved and, eventually, the number of relapses that lead to hospitalizations can be reduced.
The hormonal environment associated with these stages might affect breast cancer risk by increasing or reducing the total number of replicating stem cells, their lineage-specific differentiation to myoepithelial and luminal cells, and eventually the number of cells at risk for malignant transformation (Trichopoulos et al, 2005).
Keep at it, and eventually the numbers will climb.
At a particular point in the sequencing process (peaks in Figure 3C), the number of unigenes will begin to decrease as disconnected reads coalesce into contigs covering entire genes, and eventually the unigene number approaches the number of genes expressed in the library.
The girl inside the letter proves a rather unstable arrangement and eventually the whole number is canned.
They ranked genes by the magnitude of the correlation coefficient and eventually reduced the number of genes to 70, the number of genes which maximised a specific classification model.
The challenge remains scaling up the implementation of the ODF strategy; ensuring sustainability of ODF status and eventually increasing the number of people gaining access to improved sanitation services.
Under a plan pushed by local parents and supported by the district, John Jay would become a sixth- to 12th-grade school and eventually reduce the number of students coming from outside the neighborhood.
These results may further explain the high correlation between circulating NAMPT and leucocyte counts, in that the high NAMPT levels may promote myeloid differentiation through SIRT1 and eventually increase the number of peripheral blood leucocyte counts.
