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Companies in this second group may grow at different rates and sometimes are unprofitable.

The two months combined suggest that spending may grow at a 4.7percentt annual rate in the fourth quarter, which ends this month.

Some researchers have suggested that certain bacteria populations living deep below Earth's surface may grow at extremely slow rates, reproducing just once every several thousand years.

In the southwestern United States, small piñon pines may grow at the base of mountains, and, as elevation increases, temperature decreases along with water stress.

The number of leaves that appear at a node depends on the species of plant; one leaf per node is common, but two or or more leaves may grow at the nodes of some species.

However, economists say they believe productivity may grow at just half that rate in 2011 as companies reach the limit on the amount of output they can squeeze out of their workers and start hiring more employees.

WHEN beloved pairings split, fans may grow distraught, at the prospect of Simon without Garfunkel, Lennon without McCartney, or Martin without Lewis.

This might be startling if you lived in the city, but in Normandy it's all we ever hear: a constant din of chirps and whistles that may grow fainter at certain times of year but never goes away.

Diffusion may not be sufficient to supply nutrients into large scaffolds and consequently cells may grow preferentially at the periphery under static culture conditions.

Since cold stress induces production of ROS (Gocheva et al. 2009), psychrotrophic LAB that induce the expression of anti-oxidative protein(s) may grow rapidly at low temperatures.

Therefore, a limited resection may leave tumor cells behind; residual tumor cells may grow locally, at the staple line (Fig. 5) [ 13], spread to regional lymph nodes, or metastasize to distant sites.