Sentence examples for breadth expansion from inspiring English sources

The results presented here support the remaining middle step where a diet breadth expansion leads to a correlated increase in geographic range.

To illuminate the factors that drive the evolution of Conus venoms and the impact of ecological release on venom evolution, we investigated the differentiation of venoms among populations of Conus miliaris, a species that shows evidence of dietary breadth expansion at Easter Island [14].

These fingerprints are created by enumerating a collection of substructures using breadth-first expansion from a starting atom.

The original reasoning in the formulation of the oscillation hypothesis was that expansions in diet breadth should precede expansions in geographic range [10].

The breadth of the expansion stunned oil industry representatives, who were expecting a much more restrictive policy accompanied by tough new safety and environmental rules.

It is worth noting, too, Fifa's own involvement in the expansion and breadth of global talent at the tournament.

This growth in the number of peer review experts and the range in their expertise reflects the journal's continuing expansion of breadth, depth, and range of subject matter.

Thus, analysis of TCR CDR3 sequences has provided a useful means to study clonal expansions, repertoire breadth, and other properties such as CDR3 length polymorphisms, V(D J gene usage, and sequence specificity of the T cell response.

But with the economy solid and global expansion on track, breadth should broaden.

It is proposed that intensified exploitation of fish, shellfish, tortoises, and seabirds by LSA foragers during the Holocene reflects an expansion of diet breadth in response to diminished ungulate biomass on the landscape rather than fundamental behavioral/cognitive advances.

Our study provides evidence for an important mechanism behind the oscillation hypothesis for the diversification of plant feeding insects, where an expansion in diet breadth is correlated to an expansion in geographic range.