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Coralliths were found at all transect sites, with varying sizes illustrating the progression from small coralliths to large, stable coralliths (Fig. 1).

Also, the finding that there has not been a steady progression from small groups to large ones challenges the social brain hypothesis, Dr. Silk said.

Looking back now we see the progression, from small groups collecting medicines for the intifada, to the civil movement, Kifaya, hitting the streets, to the massive workers' strikes in Mahalla, to the point where every sector in civil society – judges, lawyers, farmers, teachers, pensioners, journalists, tax collectors – was fighting with the government.

We already have a superb idea about the origin and evolution of feathers, and the clear progression from small and simple to large and complex as we move towards birds in the dinosaur family tree is a superb testament to just how much can be learned from relatively few pieces of information, and the way in which new finds fit into that pattern shows how strong those inferences are.

Big visions don't come overnight The progression from small startup to large, scalable startup takes a lot of intense strategic thinking.

While we cannot yet resolve the position of the chrysochlorid root, all of our optimal trees agree with recent authors that mallear enlargement has not occurred in a simple progression from small, to globular, to elongate.

For Marchant, another advantage of playwriting is the natural – though by no means absolute – progression from small-scale studio plays to epics.

Tandem high-throughput screening using chemical and ultracomplex shRNA libraries, therefore, provides a rapid chemical genetics approach for seamless progression from small-molecule lead identification to target discovery and validation.

The Browne et al. [ 1] estimates are relatively uniform and large, in contrast to the loadings for our fitting model which display a definite progression from smaller to larger loadings as one moves from higher to lower E T ratio measurements.

However, the progression from smaller to larger rHDL particles with increasing lipid:apoAI molar ratio holds regardless of either the lipid structural and compositional parameters or the method of rHDL particle assembly (spontaneous, cholate-mediated, or sonication-induced; refs. 29 – 31, 52, 61 – 61).

A case history is presented that describes the progression from a small compound or 'fragment' identified by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) as a relatively weak ligand of the GyrB protein of bacterial DNA gyrase to a derivative compound that displayed efficacy in an animal infection model and underwent phase 1 investigation in humans.