The phrase "above expands" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been elaborated on or detailed previously, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The above expands on the topic of climate change and its effects on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "previously elaborated" or "mentioned above."
With the new funding, the plan is to continue the product development described above, expand to Asia via a Hong Kong office opening this year, transition to a SaaS-based business model, and grow the 62-person team to about 90.
However, the now well-known Tarasoff ruling (cited above) expanded the therapist's legal duty to inform a third party of a patient's violent intentions, and expanded the therapist's potential liability if he or she fails to do so.
Since then, the list of clinical signs described above expanded gradually over the decades [ 2]. Almost all industrialised countries have experienced MD losses in their poultry industry and a crude estimate of the cost of Marek's disease is said to be in the range of US $1-2 1-2 billionuannually].
As seen above, expanding the number of ligands beyond the nominal valence of the atoms follows naturally from the ability of the elements in the second row and beyond to form recoupled pair bonds combined with the remarkable stability of the recoupled pair bond dyad.
In our experience, your core early adopters will be the secret to unlocking the levels above and expanding the reach of your campaign.
Non-adherent cells were removed, and adherent cells were maintained as above and expanded in up to 6 passages.
While some layers of the stack do get cheaper, consumption on the layer above consequently expands dramatically as more applications are developed and new use cases emerge.
Examples include sea level rise (due to melting of snow and ice and because water above 3.98 °C expands as it warms), widespread melting of snow and ice, increased heat content of the oceans, increased humidity, and the earlier timing of spring events, e.g., the flowering of plants.
What emerged from their conversation — along with an ongoing and affectionate friendship — was the idea for a collaborative comic strip (reproduced above, click to expand) about the nature of children's fears, that ran in The New Yorker in the September 27 , 1993issue.
