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These oscillations did not appear immediately after the HP (C = 1.0 mM) or PP (C = 1.0 mM) addition but started to develop when the fast stage comes to completion (Fig. 4a, b).

A second repeat experiment was not informative because the control untreated mice did not develop tumors with their usual early latency of 13 to 15 weeks of host age but started to develop tumors only at 30 weeks.

But problems started to develop when the different tribal governments began to disenroll tribal members.

But they've also started to develop special games that only the two of them understand; games that take a while to unfurl, over the course of many lazy, unscheduled days.

He did not show increased intraocular pressure but posterior subcapsular cataracts started to develop.

So far, the main target audience of our courses has been scientists with a background in biology, but recently we have started to develop training solutions that address the needs of scientists with different expertise.

That created a logistical nightmare, but along the way they started to develop new tools for social media: ways of streamlining requests, feeding them to other agencies and weeding out false alarms.

Society became more liberal (as seen, for instance, in the achievements of the Polish Film School and the creation of such controversial movies as Ashes and Diamonds), and a civil society started to develop, but half-hearted democratization was not enough to satisfy the Polish public.

A scruffy stream ran alongside little paddy fields, but in the Twenties, once Tokyo started to develop at a pace, the landowners built an ocean liner of a lido and sent someone to Wisley to study the plants to make a collection befitting this burgeoning interest in the west.

The utilities and potentialities of GIS in hydrogeology and hydrologic modeling are only at its beginning, but many successful applications have already started to develop (Bhasker et al. 1992; Gossel et al. 2004) and GIS has more scope in groundwater hydrologic modeling to develop better plans and pragmatic policy.

They had started to develop lungs, but still breathed predominantly with gills.