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Thus, varicosities are intimately related to neurite growth in PC12 cells, being present from the onset of process initiation, and staying closely associated with the growth cone to the extent of creating a typical PC12-specific hybrid terminal.

They did not bank on him wading in to the controversy to the extent of creating some more of his own.

While these methods have proven useful for characterizing the extent of created hydraulic fractures, they do not necessarily lead to an understanding of what portions of the geologic section (bounding and target intervals for MFHWs, for example) are in direct hydraulic communication with the well.

"Having one Light Controller for several rooms would, to some extent, beat our purpose of creating a lighting system that brings more comfort to people's lives," he said.

CG: I understand that the AO rating has been commandeered by the porn industry to some extent, but is there a way of creating a new adult rating to distinguish between a game like Dungeon Siege II and a Grand Theft Auto.

In pathological conditions, however, activated myofibroblasts persist and drive the extent of the fibrotic process creating a surplus of collagenous scar tissue [ 10].

The government also promoted communications indirectly by educating the citizenry to an unprecedented extent, thus creating a proportionately larger number of readers than Europe had.

Identifying functional regions such as this may ultimately define the extent of interactions needed to create a functional catalytic motif, whether through evolution or design, and may allow us to independently alter substrate specificity and/or mutate the catalytic residue into another catalytically active group to perform distinct chemistries.

Thus as age increases, differences in objective health status among different SES groups may expand, though the lowest-SES group holds an optimistic attitude toward their health status, compensating for differences in objective health status to some extent and creating a trend of narrowing self-rated health differences between the lowest- and the medium-SES groups.

While 94% of non-smokers thought that the ban contributed to some or a large extent in creating a healthy environment, only 67% of regular smokers believed so.

The extent of the evidence has created an every-bank-for-itself attitude.