Sentence examples for a robust expansion from inspiring English sources

And he called for a robust expansion of the city's bike-sharing program outside Manhattan.

Adoptive transfer of third party CD4 iNKT cells resulted in a robust expansion of donor CD4CD25FoxP3 regulatory T cells (Tregs) that were required for protection from lethal GVHD.

Reached by telephone on Monday, John F. Harris, Politico's editor in chief, said it was experiencing a "robust expansion," but he was vague about plans.

Specifically, he was the master of nineteen-fifties melodrama — of the operatic representations of domestic passions in a decade that had shaken off the weeds of war and was enjoying a robust expansion.

But his tenure as the university's seventh chancellor left its mark on the Raleigh campus with a robust expansion program that added 10 buildings, including one for the biological sciences, a mechanical engineering building and a library.

The weak growth brought revenue as a share of gross domestic product down, something that typically happens in — or around — a recession, not deep into a robust expansion that the Fed has described as a "particularly bright" moment.

That would require not just zero economic growth, but a fairly robust expansion — a swing in effect from the present 4percentt contraction to a growth rate of 2.5 to 3percentt a year.

While most recent indicators of economic activity point to a continuing robust expansion, since September the economy has added only about 73,000 jobs a month, on average.

"While Markit's Flash PMI survey data signalled a further robust expansion of private sector business activity in January, the latest reading was the second weakest for 11 months and points to GDP growth sliding to 2% in the first quarter," Mr Williamson added.

Rather, there was a more robust expansion of TCR Vβ8+ but not Vβ6+ CD4 and CD8 T cells at day 3 in HLA-DR3.IFN-γ−/− mice (Fig. 7A).

It is important to note that the upregulation of 85 90 kDa palladin shown in Figure 1B is associated specifically with PDAs, which are both highly invasive and strongly desmoplastic, and not with tumor types that are only moderately invasive and associated with a less robust expansion of the stroma.