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From the advancement of the Socceroos into the national sporting consciousness, the conception and rapid maturing of the A-League, to the acceptance of the game as one of the nation's major sporting outlets.

A sound scientific basis for subsonic flight was laid out early in this century, permitting the rapid development and maturing of this flight regime.

It is the slowly maturing technologies of rapid prototyping and 3D printing that have allowed Gever to combine his passions for computer code and art.

IDC also notes that it's starting to see more developed markets already take their feet off the gas in terms of rapid adoption, with "maturing markets such as the U.S. now expected to cede share more rapidly to emerging markets such as Asia/Pacific".

The data reveal rapid binding dynamics of paxillin in newly forming and maturing regions of adhesions and high affinity and clustering in more mature or disassembling adhesions.

Early gonadal dysfunction was further confirmed by the expedited decline of AMH levels in the Tg sera, in agreement with the morphometric analysis that showed a rapid diminution of the maturing ovarian follicle pool in the Tg ovaries.

Sequential delivery of VEGF, FGF-2 and PDGF from structural polymer scaffolds with distinct kinetics resulted in significant angiogenic differentiation of HUVECs and rapid formation of mature vascular networks in chorioallantoic membrane.

Another recent study addressing the subcellular localization of LaA processing described the relatively rapid recovery of mature LaA following FTI washout in the presence of cyclohexamide [50].

In the initial stage of pDC stimulation by TLR7 agonist, the transcriptional activation of the miR-155/miR-155* gene leads to rapid production of mature miR-155* versus miR-155.

Recent developments in mass spectrometric techniques [ 9], however, have paved the way for a rapid identification of mature neuropeptides from single insect specimens [ 10- 13], thereby circumventing the genomic approach.

Although our data do not permit a definitive assignment to be made of the progenitor cell(s) from which polyps develop after LKB1 deletion, the rapid turnover of mature L cells (4 5 days) and inability of these cells to divide (Petersen et al., 2014) would seem to make these less likely candidates as the immediate precursor.