Subsequent expansion of the third dose level resulted in two additional DLTs, described below.
Based on a Bayesian simulation, the skyline plot showed recent declines in population size of all populations of C. simplicipinna during Quaternary glaciations and no subsequent expansion.
They did not foresee the cotton gin and the subsequent expansion of the "Cotton Kingdom".
Subsequent expansion and increase in length is achieved by cell division and the general enlargement of cells throughout the blade.
Carbon dioxide and water vapour account for approximately 90% of the subsequent expansion of the batter, the remaining 10% being due to thermal expansion.
For Barr, the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 and the subsequent expansion of executive power under President Bush, were a political turning point.
After annihilation, however, the ratio of the number of remaining protons to photons would be conserved in the subsequent expansion to the present day.
"We recognized what consumers wanted early on," Ms. Higbie said, and the subsequent expansion of the line is "confirmation we're right on".
The rapid occupation of the agricultural lands between 1870 and 1914 and subsequent expansion into the Interlake and northwest areas maintained the rural dominance.
The postwar recovery and subsequent expansion benefited from a stable currency from 1948 onward and from Italy's cheap access to raw materials, especially Middle Eastern oil.
c Driver gene mutations can confer an advantage in the founder clone and promote subsequent expansion.
