It says their number swelled by 6% last year to 199,235, and that their combined net worth expanded by around $2trn – which is roughly the same as the GDP of, say, Russia or India – to $27.7trn, which equates to approximately 40% of the world's GDP.
Of these, PICV animal models are worth expanded discussion as they offer not only reasonable models of arenavirus infection in immune-competent adult animals, but also serve as a primer for the adaptation of arenaviruses to animals.
But a couple of points are worth expanding.
Tying drug prices to patient performance is a model worth expanding.
This interesting presentation of mostly small Indian-influenced works by Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, Adolph Gottlieb, Steve Wheeler and others would be worth expanding into a museum-scale exhibition.
But anyone who has earned an athletic scholarship, graduated and escaped largely unscathed knows that this unique feature of higher education is worth fighting to maintain, worth tweaking, maybe even worth expanding.
By tracking participants over many years in various programs — in early childhood education, for instance — foundations would come to understand whether a program was worth expanding on a larger scale.
"As happens when you take over a company, you look to save the good things, and Joseph Mancino, our c.e.o., thought it would be worth expanding the home maintenance program.
Of course, to keep innovating, we must continue to listen to the voices of women and children and use data and research to understand what is worth expanding or refining, especially as we try to reach larger numbers of people.
Here it is: 1952 London smog: http://t.co/QKgKNPhN 2013 Beijing: http://t.co/tFlPBJon Gas shift: http://t.co/bfWyjwQu Climate win? http://t.co/gsAeXlB1 — Andy Revkin (@Revkin) 13 Jan 13 It's worth expanding on this haiku a bit to be sure the meaning is clear: London, 1952.
But, in light of the questions that have been raised about Snowden's conduct — and not just by Jeffrey but by other liberal writers who might have been expected to be supportive, such as Josh Marshall, of T.P.M., and Kevin Drum, of Mother Jones — it's worth expanding upon a few points.
