Sentence examples for beginning of expansion from inspiring English sources
Re-assessment of the original microscopical slides reveals this change to coincide with the beginning of expansion of lesions originally limited to the intima into the media in a destructive manner.
Our model has three parameters, modern theta (θ0), the time of the beginning of expansion from refugia (t b ), and growth rate of the expansion (g).
This interpretation is supported by the fact that the estimated beginning of expansion (95% HPD 6-8 ky BP) closely coincides with the beginning of horse domestication 5,000 to 5,500 kya as estimated in previous studies [ 32, 35].
The primary transition, from embryonic day (E) 8.5/9 to E12.5, encompasses the specification of the pancreatic epithelium by the expression of PDX1 and PTF1A [ 8– 10], the protrusion of the pancreatic epithelium into the surrounding mesenchyme and the beginning of expansion and branching.
However Metspalu et al. [ 11], so as this study, rejects such claims as linguistic groups of India do not cluster into distinct branches of the Indian mtDNA tree, [[ 6, 10, 13], this study] calculating the beginning of expansion for those groupings is problematic, whereas lack of coding region information in Basu et al. [ 14] have lead to an over estimation of M2 frequency.
Thus, confusingly, there is no poleward expansion at the beginning of the expansion "phase" onset in the Akasofu substorm model.
The term "substorm onset" may be confused with the start of the growth phase and is often explicitly referred to as the "substorm expansion phase onset," which is the beginning of the expansion phase, as this term itself defines.
At the same time, people were already spending most of their incomes at the beginning of this expansion yet they continued to increased their spending for the duration of this expansion.
In the old days, management would overhire at the beginning of an expansion and trim workers later, with little regard for the costs involved.
