Around a year ago, the circle began to "progressively close in around Provenzano and his accomplices," Giuseppe Pisanu, the interior minister, said at the news conference.
The nonlinearity was due to the fracture progressively closing as the displacement increased.
Although companies and government agencies in Asia (such as Taiwan, China, Korea and India) are progressively closing the gaps in regulatory compliance in manufacturing biologics, most vaccine companies in these countries are still behind in vaccine R&D and production techniques due to lack of financial support and technology transfer from foreign competitors.
Increasing confining stress causes microfractures to progressively close, resulting in a reduction in permeability (as in Vinciguerra et al. 2005), while elliptical and circular pores show very little change with increased confining stress (Guéguen and Palciauskas 1994; Lamur et al. 2017).
Since foundations have refused to open their intake policies -- indeed they have progressively closed them -- government must step in to ensure an open democratic process.
Nuclei start to compartmentalize into oocytes as they move progressively closer to a bend in the gonad arm, and are fully compartmentalized, or budded, as they leave the bend and proceed towards the spermatheca (Green et al. 2011).
Time of symptom onset was progressively closer to the time of arrival in Singapore for those arriving from longer distances (p = 0.001).
In this plot, the initial crystal model is farthest from the origin, while the Pollard, Silva, and 10 20 ns models, in rank order, fall progressively closer to the origin.
"With each flight test, we are progressively closer to our target of starting commercial service in 2014," said CEO George Whitesides.
As test temperatures were increased, average swimming speeds and depths increased while variation in speed decreased, meaning that fish swam progressively closer to the bottom at faster, more consistent speeds as acclimation temperatures increased.
It is particularly noteworthy that the confidence intervals lie progressively closer to the respective mean CR rate for the agents that have historically been in use for the longest time and for which the most clinical trial data exists.
