Sentence examples for peripheral growth from inspiring English sources

"We'll see peripheral growth to existing wine-growing areas across Tasmania.

Although the state has remained somewhat less urbanized than its mainland counterparts, Tasmania's cities and metropolitan areas have been growing rapidly, exhibiting a dispersed pattern of peripheral growth in three major urban regions.

In its extreme manifestation, such low density peripheral growth is labelled as sprawl and considered detrimental.

The critical size for a growth abnormality due to a peripheral growth plate lesion is 3-53-5% the circumference of the growth plate.

A central growth plate lesion may result in a symmetric shortening whereas a peripheral growth plate lesion may result in an axial deformity.

Further studies need to confirm these data and to evaluate more precisely at which time point of the growth period and from which amount a localized peripheral growth plate injury may become deleterious for further longitudinal growth.

Moreover, the disruption of cytoskeleton structures indicates that JIP1 is preferentially associated with dynamic microtubules capable of protruding into peripheral growth-cone areas.

In a recent study, peripheral tumour growth pattern (infiltrating vs pushing growth) was added to the SIN model in addition to size, necrosis, and vascular invasion (Carneiro et al, 2011).

Later, peripheral tumour growth pattern (infiltrating vs pushing growth) was added to the SIN model to predict metastases, and patients with vascular invasion and at least two other risk factors were high-risk patients showing specificity of 85% and positive predictive value of 65% (Carneiro et al, 2011).

Six months after the procedure, the combination of peripheral, posterolateral growth plate injuries and empty tunnels led to severe growth deformities on the femoral side with a shortening of the lateral femur of 8 mm (7 10 mm), a valgus deformity of 12.8° 12-14° 12-14°andlexion deformity of 8.6° (5-15°).

Skeptic Jacob Anbinder opined in The Week that the statistics were actually "discouraging" on closer inspection, revealing that half the 41 cities studied "actually saw peripheral job growth that was equal to or greater than core growth" during the time periods studied, and that 24 of the core districts lost jobs over 10 years.