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Armoured personnel carriers, or APCs, have proliferated dramatically under the 1033 programme.

In addition, destructive, edge-related forest fires proliferated dramatically across the Amazon [16], [42].

Accordingly, scientific interest in these areas has proliferated dramatically in the last decade (Nolen-Hoeksema and Hilt 2009).

As shown in Figure 1a, OVA323−339-pulsed maDCs could stimulate T cells to proliferate dramatically but OVA323−339-pulsed microglia did not.

"Who would ever think," Mr. Duane asked, "that commercial advertising would have proliferated so dramatically that a private interest would want to destroy a beautiful and important piece of art?" Not just a symbol but a marketing asset, said the artist's wife, Debra Arch Myers, a landscape designer.

Because the business is fairly resistant to economic conditions, tattooists are also doing well in run-down cities: according to the Local Data Company, a research firm, they have proliferated most dramatically in the north-west, rising (along with piercings) by 12% in the past year.In this section The melting pot Angels and bankers Envoy envy Inked in Salisbury, global city What recovery?

Candidate HSCs from CY-treated mice proliferated at a dramatically faster rate than candidate HSCs from vehicle-treated mice (Fig. 3B).

Activin βA mRNA expression decreased and its endogenous antagonist follistatin increased during the first phase of HPC dependent liver regeneration, while HPCs dramatically proliferated.

A British Internet-security firm, Clearswift, recently predicted that "botnets will, unless matters change dramatically, proliferate to the point where much of the Internet... comes to resemble a mosaic of botnets".

The number of Ki67+ proliferating cells was dramatically decreased in NSC/NPCs isolated and cultured from aged SEZ/SVZ (Fig. 1D and 1E), suggesting reduced cell cycling in aged NSC/NPCs.

The distribution of ZO1 expression changed dramatically as hESCs proliferated in culture.