fast growth

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A fastgrowth of the electron density in the discharge volume takes place.
After three decades of fastgrowth, the argument runs, the developmental state became a victim of its own success.
In particular, anisotropy could result in fastgrowth in certain directions but not others due to the critical nature of existence.
Their poverty, heightened by the still fastgrowth of populations, puts enormous pressure on the environment.
Therefore, its production requires efficient fastgrowth, reduced feed intake, high carcass merit and meat quality.
This age corresponds to the beginning of the adult phase of development when mice have finished their period of fastgrowth and are fertile.
This suggested in particular, that the trees that had fastgrowth, also exhibited high seasonal fluctuations and vice versa.
Over the last few years, the fastgrowth of healthcare expenses has led to increased interest in economic evaluation of healthcare programs and technologies.
A co-inertia analysis of the smoothed and the detrended growth profiles indicated that the trees with fastgrowth also exhibited high seasonal variation.
Wild plants with inherently slow growth rates, such as most perennials, tend toward large investments in antiherbivore defense compared to plants with fastgrowth rates, such as most annuals35,36.
By extension, one would expect that shade-intolerant tree species would have longer runs of fast growth and shorter runs of slow growth than shade-tolerant tree species.
Since trees having fastgrowth rates are those with favourable crown positions, we can hypothesize that they are subject to high transpiration rates due to high radiation and wind exposure.
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