dramatic growth

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Dramaticgrowth in private and informal sector constructionrelated industries has been rivalled only by the expansion of tourism.
In sheep, there is a dramaticgrowth of the extraembryonic membranes between days 12 and 14 post-oestrus.
Fearing further dramaticgrowth in the disability grants, these pilot assessment panel projects were subsequently cancelled.
Plant and animal breeders, faced with dramaticgrowth and morphological changes of domestic species over times, are interested in the genetic mechanism underlying these changes.
Dramaticgrowth of mice that develop from eggs microinjected with metallothioneingrowth hormone fusion genes.
This stands in surprising contrast to the dramaticgrowth in foreign direct investment.
The private for-profit sector displayed particularly dramaticgrowth.
Once considered to be a threat to university libraries, the dramaticgrowth in digital technology has instead strengthened their claims to be indispensable centres for teaching, learning and research.
A dramaticgrowth in the number of provident funds led to worries concerning the viability of the small plant-based provident funds and a lack of coverage for temporary workers.
The past decade has seen dramaticgrowth in the application of model checking techniques to the validation and verification of correctness properties of hardware, and more recently software systems.
The use of computers and technology is rapidly expanding in second and foreign language writing pedagogy, and correspondingly, research in this area has seen dramaticgrowth.
The structures must be adapted to cope with the dramaticgrowth in the number of tasks.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
First, we have seen a dramaticgrowth in higher education and, secondly, a growth in the number of part-time students.
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