Sentence examples for dramatic expansions of the from inspiring English sources
Since the number of emergency admissions has been used as a reliable and common measure of health [5], it appears that the recent dramatic expansions of the subsidy increase medical expenditures but may not improve the health levels of children in high-income areas.
As one would expect from such a model, dramatic expansions of the microRNA repertoire appear to be associated with major bauplan innovations: in ancestral bilaterians, ancestral vertebrates, and with the advent of (placental) mammals.
An additional peculiar finding in plant mitochondrial genomes is that in rare lineages there are both high mutation rates in genes and even more dramatic expansions of the genome (Parkinson et al. 2005; Mower et al. 2007; Sloan et al. 2012).
Lung inflation appears to begin during the first six days after the onset of breathing (NF 46 47) and is marked by dramatic expansions of the lumens of trachea, bronchi and lungs and thinning of anterior lung walls into thin membranes with flattened cells (Fig. 1B,C); lung walls in the posterior tip remain several cells thick at NF 47 49 (11 17 days pf).
Advocates speak of the dramatic expansion of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection in the Rio Grande Valley and its effect on local residents, citizens and non-citizens alike.
"The development of that group coincided with the dramatic expansion of the American middle class in the years right after World War II.
The most dramatic expansion of the American law of lying has taken place in the post- Watergate era--after the passage of the Independent Counsel Act, in 1978.
A dramatic expansion of the repair-and-servicing sector, the secondhand market, and the sharing economy would provide additional levels of commercial activity.
As school was about to let out this summer, both houses of Congress voted for a dramatic expansion of the federal role in the education of our children.
