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Pork futures continued to advance on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in reaction to Wednesday's Agriculture Report showing a smaller than expected expansion of the nation's hog herd, said Philip Stanley, an analyst in Chicago with Thomson McKinnon Securities Inc.

That is the least he should be aiming for if India is to cope with an expected expansion of the labour force by 2% a year over the next decade.

Suntech said the new plant "is configured for growth to respond to the expected expansion of the U.S. solar market in the coming years".

In addition, we observe the expected expansion of the microRNA inventory due to genome duplications in early vertebrates and in an ancestral teleost.

Given the expected expansion of the Egyptian economy, communities must be cognizant of the potential increase in various environmental exposures and consider appropriate actions to prevent potential adverse health outcomes in the future.

Similarly, the government on Aug. 2 lowered its growth forecasts for the current financial year, which runs through June 2014, saying it expected expansion of 2.5 percent, rather than the 2.75 percent it had projected.

The National Institute for Economic and Social Research said it expected expansion of 1.4% in 2018 – down from the 1.9% it had been predicting three months ago – and anticipated that interest rates would not rise until August at the earliest.

Wireless carriers are also developing technologies including small cells that can more efficiently handle the expected expansion of LTE networks (see "Tiny Transmitter Could Help Avert Data Throttling").

We expected inflation of a spherical source to manifest as extensional changes in the short, medium, and long stacked data, and we expected expansion of a tensile crack source to cause extensional changes in the dike stacked data.

A14 Research Meets Roadblock Missouri voters approved a constitutional amendment last November allowing human embryonic stem cell research, but an expected expansion of such research has run into political and financial roadblocks.

Therefore, and given that the ubiquitination pathway is an important regulatory layer responsible for key posttranslational modifications and protein turnover, one may expect expansions of the ubiquitination toolkit (including the HECT system) at the origin of multicellular clades.