These results support the hypothesis of Hirao et al. (2008) that the accD reading frame has displayed a tendency toward enlarging sizes in cupressophytes.
It is not, however, entirely so attributable, for a tendency to enlarge some letters out of proportion to the size of the rest is seen in a small way in some of the more personal hands of the earliest period.
"There is a singular advantage peculiar to this method," he declared, "which is, that from the rudeness and uncertainty of the shapes made in blotting, one artificial blot will suggest different ideas to different persons; on which account it has the strongest tendency to enlarge the powers of invention".
Such, at least, was the custom; but the goblet was found to have a sad tendency to enlarge its dimensions, so that the Emperor began to perceive that he had every year a larger dose of water to drink, and a greater number of ducats to pay for it.
Consistent with previous reports, the facial skeleton has a general tendency to enlarge or expand continually with age [ 1– 4].
Commonly, the lesions present as tender pustules that evolve into enlarging suppurative ulcers, with a tendency to last for months or years.
In 1991, a mouse strain was serendipitously discovered for its resemblance to patients with the disease Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, that is, the mice showed a tendency to develop enlarged lymph nodes and spleens along with autoimmune diseases such as immune complex glomerulonephritis.
This may be due to the tendency for abdominal adipocytes to enlarge (hypertrophy), whereas subcutaneous femoral adipocytes increase in number (hyperplasia); moreover, hypertrophic adipocytes tend to be associated with dyslipidemia and insulin resistance [ 53].
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We did not detect such a strong correlation, but a tendency was noticed in that direction, and enlarged studies scrutinizing EVI1 gene and protein expression may elucidate its role in ovarian cancer and chemotherapy response.
