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As the ultimate arbiter of taste and decency in advertising, the ASA is generally judged to have been a success after taking over responsibilities of broadcast advertising from Ofcom and has consequently grown in stature as well as size.
Nouriel Roubini, of Roubini Global Economics, finds evidence that China's trade balance is affected by movements in its exchange rate: the yuan has fallen sharply against the euro since 2002 as a result of the dollar's decline, and China's exports to Europe have consequently grown at a faster rate than its exports to America.
On the following day, cells were treated as indicated and consequently grown in drug-free media until control cells reached 90% confluence.
If foot muscles become tauter and firmer, the scientists say, people's arches should consequently grow higher.
It is sometimes assumed that growers here ignore them because the fruit is considered too small for Americans who like everything big, but Dr. Jack C. Hearn, of the USDA's Horticultural Research Laboratory in Orlando, says that the real reason is that the humidity in the air causes it to cross-pollinate and consequently grow seeds.
The efficiency demand is consequently growing for highly efficient cooling systems as classical solutions are becoming outdated.
The radio spectrum is a finite resource currently experiencing a tremendous increase in demand and, consequently, growing in scarcity.
Health tech suppliers will be pressured into providing robust data security commitments, and we are likely to see an increase in risk sharing, consequently growing the cyber insurance market and litigation surrounding the area.
This strain cannot ferment glucose, and consequently grows faster on non-fermentable carbon sources (e.g. glycerol) than on glucose (Fig. 2a, S1).
The system would consequently grow more powerful with an ability to influence the broader health system.
Chemotherapy for hematological cancers, the growing incidence of fungal infections associated with neutropenia and consequently growing expenditures related to their treatment have been increasing worldwide.
