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Rapid Growth of a Pseudosarcorna of the Esophagus

Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology, 1988
The growth of a pseudosarcoma of the esophagus was observed chronologically by serial esophagography. Esophagograms taken 12 and 6 months prior to diagnosis showed no abnormalities. At diagnosis, the tumor in the lower esophagus had a polypoid and nodular surface with a stalk, and it was approximately 3 cm in diameter.
K, Sasajima   +6 more
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Rapid growth ofHelicobacter pylori

European Journal of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases, 1995
The ability of six variants of a new charcoal medium and Skirrow's medium to grow Helicobacter pylori in 3 and 5 days was studied using 20 different strains of Helicobacter pylori. The main admixtures for the charcoal media were serum, whole blood, and egg yolk emulsion.
T H, Henriksen   +5 more
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RAPID GROWTH

Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1984
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Rapid demographic growth

2023
La population Égyptienne continue de croître aujourd'hui à un rythme soutenu. Premier foyer de peuplement du pays, la région aval est particulièrement concernée par ce défi. Elle se caractérise par des différences de croissances entre zones urbaines et rurales, marquées durablement par le poids de la jeunesse.
Doignon, Yoann, Lévêque, Élise
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Features Rapid growth for rapid prototyping

Assembly Automation, 1997
Describes applications of rapid prototyping in the automotive, healthcare and jewellery industries. Explains how Ford Motor Co.’s use of RP technology has evolved since it first used stereolithography in 1988. Outlines the benefits of RP applications in jewellery design and how RP helped Smith & Nephew to arrive at the optimum bottle shape for a ...
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Rapid Growth in Infancy

Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, 2006
ABSTRACTLow birth weight is associated with a number of immediate adverse consequences, and it has been assumed that "catch‐up" growth is a "good thing" because "better" nutritional status is associated with greater childhood health and survival. The same thinking applies to infants who suffer malnutrition and growth faltering during weaning.
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Paying for growth: The impacts of rapid growth

Engineering Management International, 1988
Abstract Fiscal Impact Analyses (FIA's) are the quantification of the expected public-sector fiscal effects (revenues and expenditures) generated by a project. FIA's are exerting greater influence on recent engineering projects and developments than previously experienced.
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The politics of rapid growth

Asian-Pacific Economic Literature, 2012
Institutions are thought to be the critical antecedents of rapid economic growth. However, the effectiveness of similar institutions varies dramatically from country to country or even from region to region or from time to time. The differences in the effectiveness of institutions are attributed to the political process (the exercise of leadership in ...
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The Rapid Growth of Fintech

2022
Chapter 1 looks at the implications of the war in Ukraine on the financial system. Commodity prices pose challenging trade-offs for central banks. Many emerging and frontier markets are facing especially difficult conditions. In China, financial vulnerabilities remain elevated amid ongoing stress in the property sector and new COVID-19 outbreaks ...
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Rapid Economic Growth

2010
Why was Japan able to sustain rapid economic growth for nearly 20 years? There is no single reason. Various factors, ranging from general background to economic policies, have been analyzed. This chapter deals with Japan’s general background, government policies, and some reasons for the rapid economic growth.
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