His later replacement, Nicholas Ridley, was a fierce apostle of letting rip, stimulating the spread of hypermarkets and sprawl estates, exulting in the neo-vernacular of Tesco and the crude commercialism of petrol station mini-markets.
Obama will soon have to ratchet up his campaign to curb greenhouse gas emissions and stimulate the spread of "clean" energy alternatives to oil or be viewed as guilty of perjury.
The contributions of this special issue could stimulate the spread of CTp imaging in daily practice, pinpoint new or extended applications of this technique, and share some strategies to optimise CTp protocol also in reducing the radiation dose to the patient.
However, Dll1 overexpression does exert a cell autonomous effect because it stimulates the spreading of individual keratinocytes on extracellular matrix [ 43].
But current interest in the subject has been greatly stimulated by the spread of the "disaggregated" organisation: with more responsibility handed down to the workforce at large, many more people than before are having to exercise leadership.
Among the known molecules that are engaged in stimulating the metastatic spread of tumor cells is the S100A4 protein.
Adrenomedullin [ 37] and 22-522)adrenomedullin [ 38] can stimulate or inhibit the spread of metastases in vivo, respectively.
Furthermore, these constructs should have sufficient mechanical strength to facilitate handling in a clinical setting and stimulate the uniform spreading of cells and their phenotype redifferentiation.
With the introduction of Western culture in the late 19th century, Silhak, along with Sŏhak, or Western Learning, contributed to the development and spread of ideas that stimulated the gradual modernization of Korea.
They might be stimulated by the primary lesion and indicate the spread of lesion, even though no malignancy was proven.
