"Instigating growth is a lot easier in practice than the standard Washington recipe, with its long list of institutional and governance reforms, would lead us to believe," writes Dani Rodrik, one of the authors, in a separate article‡.However, grander reforms do seem to be correlated with take-offs in growth that are sustained over a longer period, of 15 years or more.
"Neither Germany's finance ministry, nor any other European government or competent private institution, has tabled a credible analysis demonstrating how more austerity and labor-market reforms (read more layoffs and wage cuts) will instigate growth and not result in even bigger losses for bondholders down the road," he wrote for CNBC.
However, it has been shown that cancer stem cells (CSCs), which are thought to instigate cancerous growth [ 55], can be resistant to radiological techniques, as well as promoting cancer recurrence following treatment [ 56, 57].
McAllister et al (2008) highlighted the capacity of tumour-derived OPN in instigating tumour growth in indolent tumours at distant sites and enhancing lung metastases via recruitment of bone marrow derived cells.
A sharp southward turning of IMF to the level of B z = − (3 ÷ 5) nT at ~02 15 UT instigated the substorm growth phase.
The upshot is she now believes firmly that her mother's cruelty instigated her own growth into the woman she's become, and for that she's endlessly grateful.
They found that following chemotherapy, a subpopulation of cells with stem cell-like properties survived and seemed to instigate new tumor growth.
Feeding determines the health of a population because altered growth and reproduction can be instigated by an effect on feeding [[4] [7]].
Service demand increase from regional population growth or increasing prevalence of certain health problems instigated two projects.
The only solutions are controlled use and management of the grazing lands either instigated by the community using it or by government and population growth control.
Although spontaneous involution is possible, rapid growth may instigate fetal anasarca (Fig. 6b), thrombocytopenia resulting from consumptive coagulopathies (Kasabach-Merritt syndrore) or postnatal death due to cardiac failure [23].
