As ocean heat waves proliferate, problems will mount for people who depend on fishing and fish farming, or aquaculture, said Gretchen Hofmann, chairwoman of the department of ecology, evolution and marine biology at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
-- Heavy stuff: The Post's Jenna Gallegos wrote a good explainer on "weight restriction days" for commercial jets, and why you may be seeing more of them as heat waves proliferate.
Upon amputation, neoblasts display two waves of proliferating response: one commencing 6 8 h following wounding, whereby proliferation increases throughout the body, followed by another occurred 40 h later, in which proliferation is restricted to the wounds (Wenemoser and Reddien, 2010).
His nomination was considered a foregone conclusion until former Florida House Speaker Marco Rubio picked up a tidal wave of support from the proliferating Tea Party movement.
Nevertheless, the two cell categories share several properties, such as the capacity to proliferate and form wave-like patterns.
Definitive erythropoietic cells, representing the second wave of erythropoiesis in the YS, proliferate in the YS at a very high level between E13 and E15.
Deepening turmoil marked the 1980's as proliferating militants launched a wave of jihads.
By Richard Brody A decade before the revelation of the French New Wave, movie magazines and ciné-clubs proliferated and no-budget filmmaking became, as one existentialist acolyte put it, "the medium of choice".
As livestreams of the Notre Dame fire proliferated yesterday, a new wave of automated fact checking filters designed to combat misinformation were confronted with their first live tests.
Proliferating water problems are building a wave of opportunities for scientific expertise, knowledge, and innovative solution.
