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Following the massification of higher education (HE) and subsequent expanded supply of tertiary-educated labour, there is growing concern in public discourse that the supply of graduates is outstripping the number of "graduate jobs" with negative consequences for skills utilisation, pay, and career opportunities.

Notably, in gene-expression studies of sickle cell anemia, which is characterized by severe hemolysis and subsequent expanded erythropoiesis, little to no overlap is found with our gene-expression signature [ 27].

The 1986 sequel Aliens named the planetoid as "LV-426", and both names have been used for it in subsequent expanded universe media such as comic books and video games.

In 1997, a subsequent, expanded questionnaire was sent to those who were still living in the study area (response rate 70%).

Then under the subsequent expanding of the air bubbles, a secondary shock wave was launched against the micromelting pool and produced the crater-like microdefects on the metal surface.

This is an amazing result because it demonstrates that the physical model reproducing the observables of the supernova can also explain what we see in the subsequent expanding remnant.

The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 had destroyed a 4 mile by 0.5 mile swath of the city between the Chicago River and Lake Michigan, and subsequent commercial development expanded into the area far south of the main business district along the river that would come to be known as "the Loop".

The Broaden and Build Theory posits that when experiencing positive emotions, people's thoughts and subsequent actions are expanded by becoming more creative and diverse when compared to experiencing negative emotions [ 14].

As such, we believe that therapies combining transient immune depletion and subsequent infusion of expanded UCB Tregs may more effectively reset the balance of Tregs and effector T cells in T1D.

In other words, the minor clone with TP53 mutant already emerged 41 months before the development of therapy-related leukemia; the minor clone of cells escaped subsequent treatments, expanded and finally transformed to AML accompanied by complex cytogenetic abnormalities.

Subsequent laws expanded those sentences, fueling a ballooning prison population and creating crowding that federal judges are now requiring the state to reduce.