Sentence examples for consistent expansion from inspiring English sources
While the set is minimal, there is the appearance of a consistent expansion of space.
That's not so easy in a society which bases its value on the consistent expansion in gross domestic product.
Gordon Brown used to take great glee in reminding parliament at each budget how many quarters of consistent expansion had been achieved under his chancellorship.
Consistent expansion of primary human endothelial cells in vitro is critical in the development of engineered tissue.
Through consistent expansion of illegal colonies on Palestinian land, the revocation of residencies of Palestinians in Jerusalem, home demolition and ethnically biased economic policies, Israel continues taking Palestinian land at the expense of the Palestinian people.
And yet the Institute for Supply Management figures for the service sector — in which companies are asked about whether new business is growing or shrinking — have been very strong, showing consistent expansion since 2009.
These results show a consistent expansion-reducing effect of Neil1 deficiency in nearly all tissue types, with the most pronounced effect in the brain tissues of male mice.
The problem arises from the non-uniformity of the plasma density and self-consistent expansion of the plasma sheath.
Based on the stoichiometric matrix of the network one may perform structural analyses as, for example, identification of elementary flux modes [ 1], possible routes for a self-consistent expansion of the network starting with some initial seed compounds [ 2] or calculation of stationary flux distributions based on constraint optimization [ 3- 5].
In the case of the exporter, for example, protection of domestic sales may not always be consistent with expansion of foreign trade.
The creation of a United States Financial Services Authority is also consistent with expansion of the Federal Reserve Board's role in overseeing market stability and would actually improve the capacity of the Board to perform that function effectively.
