The RENAL score includes the five most reproducible features namely, diameter, exophytic or endophytic growth, proximity to the collecting system, anterior versus posterior location and relationship to the polar lines, which should be assessed on volumetric contrast-enhanced multidetector CT including renal vascular, parenchymal and excretory imaging (Fig. 1) [27, 27].
The LTM uses population growth, transportation factors, proximity, or density of important landscape features such as rivers, lakes, recreational sites, and high-quality vantage points as inputs to model land-use change.
In addition to having a greater number of large fires, there is a trend for greater encroachment and population growth in close proximity to these rural areas (wildlands) subject to wildfires which, in turn, increases the elements-at-risk (Keeley et al. [1999]; Radeloff et al. [2005]).
For many types of microbes, colony growth retains spatial proximity of descendants during growth.
The observation that colicin-producer and sensitive cells show exponential growth in close proximity in M9-glucose, together with our characterization of colicin-operon expression, puts forward an alternative hypothesis explaining coexistence of the three strains.
West Point is there, Hyde Park is there, and we think that the Hudson Valley has the best opportunity for growth because of its proximity to New York City".
While the individual components of Arizona are shared by other states, the mix of the state's border proximity, rapid growth and dire fiscal circumstances have combined in the last few years into a riveting and sometimes chilling theater of fiscal, political and cultural tensions.
Shower hoses offer an excellent bacterial growth environment in close proximity to a critical end-user exposure route within building drinking water plumbing.
It follows from (32) that Ψ ( β v ) = ∑ j = 1 N ∑ i = 1 r j ψ ( β λ i ( v ( j ) ) ), which means that Ψ ( β v ) depends only on the eigenvalues λ i ( v ( j ) ) of the symmetric cone v ( j ) for each j, j = 1, …, N. The growth behavior of the proximity Ψ ( v ) is precisely the same as its LO counterpart Ψ ( β v ) (cf. Theorem 3.2 in [18]).
The two major mechanisms by which EPC are thought to enhance postnatal angiogenesis is by physical incorporation of the cell into a growing vascular network and by secretion of pro-angiogenic cytokines like VEGF, PDGF and other growth factors in the proximity of sprouting endothelium [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8].
UBC may cause repetitive pathological fracture and skeletal deformities during growth because of its proximity to the physis.
