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By contrast, chlamydial inclusions in penicillin-treated cells continued to enlarge over the period from 24 to 48 hrs p.i. as did the RBs within them (Figure 2B and supporting video S2).

In these waves, follicles continue to enlarge over several days until one follicle grows faster and larger than the others and hence gains 'dominance' [ 5, 6].

During these maturational waves, follicles continue to enlarge over several days until one follicle that is growing faster and is hence larger than the others gains dominance [ 5, 6].

During growth, a fluid-filled antrum or cavity also develops in the middle of the follicle [ 2] and bovine follicles need to enlarge to over 10 mm in diameter, principally by antrum expansion, to be capable of ovulation.

We demonstrate that similar to systemic lymphomas there is a clear increase in incidence of PCNSL in the elderly and this increase is enlarging over time.

Interestingly, privatisation is least unpopular in Venezuela, where Mr Chavez has sold some state businesses.Two-thirds of respondents think that the establishment of the proposed Free-Trade Agreement of the Americas would help their country's economy (chart 5 below click to enlarge), and over 70% favour the economic integration of Latin America.

Click to enlarge After months of over-saturation, word on the street is that "'Pivot' is the new 'Fail.'" And while Instagram, Twitter, Foodspotting, Groupon have all successfully pivoted in recent years, it seems like everyone and their mother is doing it nowadays, to mixed results.

But university officials questioned some claims about the machine, and said its space was needed for expansion, despite Columbia's $7 billion plan to enlarge its campus over the next 25 years.

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Vettel began to enlarge his lead over Alonso and Massa in second and third.

Yet it is clear that for a cancer to enlarge a node to over 1 cm diameter, it must have been present in a normal size node.