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Growth factors and growth control
Current Opinion in Cell Biology, 1990Polypeptide growth factors are thought to govern a variety of physiological processes such as cell growth, differentiation, embryogenesis, hematopoiesis, and wound repair. Although it is well documented that growth factors are required for cell proliferation in tissue-culture systems, current knowledge of their in uivo functions is still meager.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2004
This paper challenges recent empirical findings that democratic institutions have a negligible direct effect on economic growth. We delve into numerous historical sources and democracy indicators to identify the countries and timing of recent democratization episodes.
Papaioannou, E, Siourounis, G
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This paper challenges recent empirical findings that democratic institutions have a negligible direct effect on economic growth. We delve into numerous historical sources and democracy indicators to identify the countries and timing of recent democratization episodes.
Papaioannou, E, Siourounis, G
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The Origins of Growth: Past Growth, Predicted Growth and Fundamental Growth
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008A key input, when valuing businesses, is the expected growth rate in earnings and cash flows. Allowing for a higher growth rate in earnings usually translates into higher value for a firm. But why do some firms grow faster than others? In other words, where does growth come from?
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Endocrinology of Growth and Growth Factors
Connective Tissue Research, 1995This review discusses normal growth patterns and the appropriate use of preprinted growth curves. The important roles of thyroid and growth hormone in the modulation of growth are delineated. I present an approach to the evaluation and proper management of children and adolescents with short stature and poor growth.
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Growth Hormone, Growth Factors and Hematopoiesis
Hormone Research, 2008Hypocellularity of primary lymphoid organs is a distinctive and reproducible characteristic of aged humans and animals. Similar changes have been reported in both hypophysectomized and dwarf rodents. In the bone marrow of these animals, there is an associated reduction in the number of erythroid, lymphoid and myeloid elements.
Kelley, K.W. +4 more
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Growth and Growth Prediction of the Fibula
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1997Growth prediction data and graphs have not been available previously for the fibula. In this report, this information is wholly derived from a longitudinal radiographic study of growth in children. Teleradiographs of the tibia and fibula in 244 children (123 boys and 121 girls) were made at 6-month intervals from age 7 until skeletal maturity.
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2010
Innovative and, in particular, rapidly growing enterprises generate new jobs, new products and services or even new markets [for the role in industry evolution played by newly emerging populations of firms see, e.g., Aldrich (1999)]. Such enterprises strive to build and improve their market position, increase their turnover and may also achieve rising ...
Christine K. Volkmann +2 more
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Innovative and, in particular, rapidly growing enterprises generate new jobs, new products and services or even new markets [for the role in industry evolution played by newly emerging populations of firms see, e.g., Aldrich (1999)]. Such enterprises strive to build and improve their market position, increase their turnover and may also achieve rising ...
Christine K. Volkmann +2 more
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2011
Growth models are widely used in quantitative research in order to understand the forces that influence growth in sense of its dynamics, market capacities as well as forecasting of growth in future. Diffusion of innovation and new technology, market adoption of consumer durables and subscription services, as well as allocations of restricted resources ...
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Growth models are widely used in quantitative research in order to understand the forces that influence growth in sense of its dynamics, market capacities as well as forecasting of growth in future. Diffusion of innovation and new technology, market adoption of consumer durables and subscription services, as well as allocations of restricted resources ...
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