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Currently, A. hygrophila occurs in a region below 30.8 oN in continental China, but climate warming could trigger an expansion of the range to higher latitudes and increase its non-target attacks on A. sessilis.

In the beginning stage, the value of <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0014063.e060.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> starts at 4.0, the epithelium renewal cycle is 36% faster than the normal cycle and this will trigger an expansion in the stem cell pool and there will be 3.9 to 7.7 stem cells per pocket region (Figure 4A).

Environmentalists blamed high grain prices for triggering an expansion of farming and ranching.

The medieval warmth from around 1000 A.D. to 1300 also seems to have also triggered an expansion from that area.

In addition, with no limit on the clearing that is possible on most land, and with policies in some states potentially triggering an expansion of land clearing, any gains from the policy could be completely subverted, the report said.

In Kenya, a new feed-in tariff is triggering an expansion of wind and geothermal power generation.

These price signals triggered an expansion of the Mongolian goat herd at an annual average rate of 10% over the period, to reach 20 million head (the vast majority of which are cashmere goats).

In addition, the increased biomass demand is triggering an expansion of the agricultural production area, which could lead to the loss of valuable ecosystems such as forests and species-rich grassland.

Similarly, in Bangladesh, beneficial weather supported by prospects of remunerative prices triggered an expansion in paddy plantings that drove up cereal production in 2018, following reduced outputs last year.

The aberrantly high levels of IRF4 together with activated pre-BCR signaling may trigger an uncontrolled expansion of TCF3-rearranged cells in vivo at the expense of differentiation into more mature B cells.

The latter was triggered by an expansion of irrigated agricultural land and mining activities directly within the autumn and winter pasture areas during the last two years of this study.