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The College Now program had existed for nearly two decades in a handful of schools and was enlarged over the last two years to include about 13,000 12th- and 11th-grade students in 100 high schools.

In 1762, George III acquired Buckingham House and it was enlarged over the next 75 years.

Of note, as reported by Archie et al. [ 13] in 73% of fetuses with trisomy 21, the liver was enlarged over the 95th percentile, as a consequence of the disturbed hematopoiesis with intrahepatic expansion of the "leukemia-initiating" progenitor population.

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.

Mozilla software is always released iteratively using test phases, so it's no surprise that the availability of the company's inaugural iOS browser has slowly been enlarged over a long period with emphasis placed on getting user feedback and making changes.

Furthermore these mice develop a hydrocephalus, which is already visible at about one week of age and is enlarged over the following weeks (Fig. 6C, D).

Many of these vessel triads are enlarged over several cm distance between the tumor and regional lymph nodes.

In conclusion, this literature review shows that, as more and more individuals are offered HIV testing earlier in the course of HIV infection, and as ART eligibility criteria are enlarged over time, rates of retention in HIV care prior to ART eligibility remain insufficient.

To solve this problem, Escherichia coli was enlarged by over-expression of sulA gene to inhibit the cell division FtsZ ring assembly, leading to the formation of filamentary E. coli that have larger internal space for PHA accumulation compared with rod shape E. coli.

The Palazzo del Quirinale (Quirinal Palace), built by Pope Gregory XIII in 1574 as a summer palace away from the heat and malaria of the Vatican, was enlarged and embellished over the next 200 years by a succession of noted architects.

Rebuilt by the Normans in 1191, it was enlarged and partially rebuilt over the centuries.