The measured height was consistent with the theoretical estimation, verifying that the WFZ developed upwards through the strata group acting as a unit.
D F) after radical AH, a larger abscess with peripheral enhancement (arrowheads) developed upwards from the normal-appearing vaginal dome (arrows) (Partially reproduced from open access ref. no [58]).
Based on this model, one may explain that a large residual magma mass is shown to underlie the Sabalan caldera complex with intrusive apophyses developing upwards from the magma mass to shallow depths controlled by caldera ring-faults.
Filaments associated with the calluses collected from patients 2 and 3 commonly originated from collections of enlarged and/or elongated fibroblasts developing upwards toward the stratum corneum and projecting from the external surface.
In Fig. 6a the exophytic growth is described as an expansion of the mucosa tissue covering a surface of radius equal to one half of the radius of the initial sample while developing upwards (R s = 0.25 cm; h s = 0.5 mm, 1 mm, 2 mm).
This growth may drag wealth in the developed world upwards in its wake, but what would the picture look like if the developing world's demographics looked like those of Japan?
The technology they're using to develop Text 2.0 costs upwards of $10,000 — of course, that could come down or the software be ported to more cost-effective hardware, but can it really do what it says it can do and still be affordable?
South Korea, with about 40,000 and Brazil with about 30,000, each "have developed a steady upwards curve".
At the turn of the century the price of antiretroviral therapy in Africa was similar to that in developed nations, commonly upwards of $5000 (£3100; €3600).
