Sentence examples for been a recent expansion from inspiring English sources
Thanks to a number of nationwide organizations, including the National Trust, Docomomo, and the Cultural Landscape Foundation, as well as the many local watchdogs of historic buildings, there has been a recent expansion of the audience for discussions about preservation, and a broadening of understanding about what makes a building worth saving.
If there had been a recent expansion of particular repeat elements figure 2 a would be expected to show peaks in the frequency of specific size classes.
LINE elements are more abundant in Populus compared to other plant genomes, and there appears to have been a recent expansion of this element class in the genome [ 52].
Our study shows that all major radiations within the WOX gene family took place before the angiosperm-gymnosperm split and that there has been a recent expansion within the intermediate clade in the Pinaceae family.
This has been a recent expansion peculiar to the mouse, since the rat genome contains only three pairs of Abpa/ Abpbg paralogues, and the human and chimpanzee genomes contain only a single pair whose members are both pseudogenes.
But there has been a recent expansion in the general use and development of complex and rich interactive graphics tools, motivated in part by the JavaScript library D3 (Bostock et al. 2011) (http://d3js.org), the development of HTML5 and scalable vector graphics (SVG), and the power of modern web browsers.
We previously identified what appeared to be a recent expansion in the RAD51-binding BRC-repeat array in the ancestor of Drosophila yakuba.
Thus, the hypothesis that seems most likely is a recent expansion following a population bottleneck.
The presence of two ST1-strains in Kumla suggests that the Håtunaholm population is a recent expansion of an immigrant from the Kumla region, or that the clonal variants in Håtunaholm occasionally escape the inland seawater barriers.
For a large class of orthogonal basis functions, there has been a recent identification of expansion methods for computing accurate, stable approximations of a quantity of interest.
This last point cannot be certain as there has apparently been a recent retrotransposon-driven expansion of the O. australiensis genome [73].
