The phrase "as recent expansion" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a noun or context to clarify what is being referred to as "recent expansion."
Example: "The company's growth can be attributed to the recent expansion of its product line."
Alternatives: "such as the recent growth" or "like the recent development".
In L. casei and many other LAB, genome evolution is expected to reflect adaptation of the species to dynamic, nutritionally variable and ancient environments, such as the gastrointestinal tract and plant materials, as well as relatively recent expansion into a more constant and nutrient-rich milk-based niche.
The Italian utility Enel on Thursday disclosed plans to sell assets worth up to 15 billion euros ($22 billion) to help offset the costs of acting as a white knight for Spain's Endesa last year, as well as a recent expansion in Russia.
Although the Arizona Diamondbacks at one time would have been the easiest team to move because as a recent expansion franchise they have no veto power, the most likely candidate now is the Florida Marlins.
The tides may be changing, however, as the recent expansion of oversight for the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) may severely impact the flow of Chinese capital into areas of the US health sector. .
Seven of the alleles were shared between two to six localities; these included both ancestral and derived alleles, indicative of retention of ancestral polymorphisms as well as more recent expansions of this lineage.
This trend has been due mainly to the adoption of the government policy to provide free early education for 5-year-olds in 1999 for the first time, as well as to the more recent expansion of childcare and private provision.
Most have undergone recent expansion as well.
Fu and Li's F and DF compare mutations observed within a population to an outgroup sequence, using information from the number of recent mutations as evidence of recent expansion.
It is interesting that there is no distinct subdivision between European and Alaskan brown bears in clade IIIa, which could be interpreted as evidence for recent expansion into Alaska and Europe from a single source population, although further sampling of late Pleistocene brown bears in Europe and Asia will be required to test this hypothesis.
But even its recent expansion owes as much to Russian politics as to business.
