Sentence examples for case of expansion from inspiring English sources

Environmentalist Wouter van Dieren calls the possible expansion of Schiphol Airport a case of expansion neurosis.

In the case of expansion due to sulfate attack, mortars with 5%and10%0% of NS decreased expansion by 90% and 95% respectively after 2 years of immersion.

In this paper, this algorithm is tested for the case of expansion waves with sonic points and is found to generate unphysical expansion shocks.

There is only one case of expansion in the mouse within a conserved subfamily (the Lrig family which has three members in mouse and one, lambik, in fly (as well as one in worm)).

We find that doing so suggests that current duration is not only a significant determinant of transition out of recessions, but that there is some evidence that it is also weakly significant in the case of expansions.

The proposal was designed to undergo few adaptations in case of expansions to other networks, but it is necessary to consider the constrains, such as permissions and ways of information extraction.

For a number of cases of expansion, bottleneck and transient increase, MSVAR was run on the same data.

We analyzed the main evolutionary branches of insects (e.g., Diptera and Hymenoptera) in view of hundreds of cases of expansion and contraction of protein families.

The growth of satellite colonies and their coalescence with the main expanding population may lead to greater rates of geographic expansion than observed in cases of expansion without long-distance dispersal (Shigesada et al. 1995).

Many cases of expansion of amino acid-specific T-box regulons were noted in different lineages and genomes of Firmicutes such as the methionine T-box regulon in Lactobacillales [ 23].

Furthermore, in mothers with intermediate alleles (45 54 repeats), there were 10 cases of expansion to a premutation allele, and for the smallest premutation alleles (55 59 repeats), there was a 6.4% risk of expansion to a full mutation, with 56 repeats being the smallest allele that expanded to a full mutation allele in a single meiosis.