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Although SNPs account for a substantial part of genetic variation, chromosomal rearrangements have a tremendous role in disease, evolution and tumourigenesis, and SNP arrays have progressively started to be used to simultaneously genotype SNPs and detect rare and common genomic rearrangements (Bignell et al., 2004; Huang et al., 2004; Peiffer et al., 2006).

As the technology has progressively become more specialized, the customers have started to rely more on individual suppliers to service individual parts as opposed to the single window shop of OEMs.

The Heterobasidion annosum species complex includes five species of plant pathogens hypothesized to have progressively diverged either in sympatry or in allopatry, depending on the species pair, starting 60 Ma and ending approximately 14 Ma (Dalman et al. 2010).

They have progressively undermined the public plan--which started as the single-payer for seniors and has now become a funding mechanism for HMOs--and a place to dump the unprofitably ill.

Unable to make profits from cream, the processors have progressively cut the price they pay farmers.

Essential to their argument is that no one notice how they have progressively lowered the bar defining victory. .

It started to progressively get worse".

After this, the relationship started to end progressively.

The 2-year survival of patients starting RRT has progressively increased for cohorts from 2001 to 2006, measured either as overall survival for patients starting RRT (to 82.2% for the cohort starting in 2006 reported in the ERA-EDTA Registry 2012 report), on dialysis (79.7%) or receiving living-related kidney transplantation (98.3%) [ 1– 3].

Since the season started I've progressively got better and better," says Driscoll, whose husband, former GB trampolinist Gary Short, coaches at the same Washington club.

As she started to feel better mentally, she progressively broadened her activities and started spinning and hydrotherapy.