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maturation

[mach-uh-rey-shuhn] / ˌmætʃ əˈreɪ ʃən /














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Meanwhile, the audience has perched between seasons, with little indication of whether the show will sufficiently account for its young stars’ off-camera maturation within the story once it returns.

From Salon

Those strides served as a reminder of Bellinger’s tantalizing talent, as well as a sign of his growing maturation as he enters his 10th year in the majors.

From Los Angeles Times

Together, the researchers say, the findings suggest early and combined efforts to boost T-cell activity not only kill tumor cells directly but also induce TLS maturation that sustains and amplifies anti-tumor responses.

From Science Daily

The archaic variant accelerated brain maturation but resulted in less complexity over time.

From Science Daily

It also highlights the band’s maturation and liberation as established artists at the height of their performing powers.

From Los Angeles Times