Of the tested strains, the category I motC− mutant was most virulent and most heavily growing in murine organs (Figure 5).
By her teen-age years, Darst was both writing and drinking heavily, and grows up to be, as she describes it, "an alcoholic, broke, occasionally irresistible, destructive, quasi-adult — one who believed that writing was at least partly what was causing my life to fall apart but also that it was what would redeem it in the end".
The country surely has some financial skeletons: countries that borrow so heavily while growing so slowly usually do.
Beyond the dining room window the catalpa tossed heavily, leaves grown huge this week, trailing seedpods comically like tassels.
This is perhaps why Wasswa and other recruiters barely even mention selling products and why the emphasis instead is very heavily on "growing your network".
They also face increasingly complex challenges – changes to funding and regulatory systems (like the draft Teaching Excellence Framework) weigh heavily on growing challenges from global competition, a diverse student body and new technology.
Oakley has invested heavily in growing the loss-making business internationally, including taking its print magazine free in London, New York and Chicago, investing in digital and more recently launching a highly-successful food market in Lisbon.
Of course, these companies, like their unicorn brethren, invest heavily in growing revenues, attracting investors who value this approach.
"In order to accelerate this growth, we are investing heavily in growing our go-to-market talent and enhancing both our cloud and on-premises offerings".
Alongside rapid expansion, ClassPass is investing heavily into growing the engineering team (currently at 20 but set to double in the next few months), as well as marketing initiatives and studio partners.
