Sentence examples for dramatically expansion from inspiring English sources

This process brought about the phase change of carbon dioxide and then caused the dramatically expansion of the volume of carbon dioxide.

A dramatic expansion of hydro, especially in tropical regions where many of these developing countries are, will also dramatically affect river ecosystems.

U.S. machine tool manufacturers let their backlogs and lead times grow dramatically during the expansion of the late 1970s.

Variant CCG and GGC repeats within the CTG expansion dramatically modify mutational dynamics and likely contribute toward unusual symptoms in some myotonic dystrophy type 1 patients.

NiTi Al composites can exhibit dramatically lower thermal expansion compared to aluminum, yet blocking stresses developed during thermal cycling have been found to degrade and eventually cause interface failure in these composites.

Because 3D expansion dramatically increases the volume of a sample, the team needed a microscope that was high resolution, high speed and gentle enough to not photo-bleach or otherwise damage the sample before it could be imaged in its entirety.

Because 3-D expansion dramatically increases the volume of a sample, the team needed a microscope that was high-resolution, high-speed, and gentle enough that it wouldn't photo-bleach or otherwise damage the sample before it could be imaged in its entirety.

This conclusion holds especially true for peat-fires, which may dramatically increase the expansion of cattails.

Whole mounts of day 1 lactating (D1L) mammary glands from multiparous Ndst1f/fMMTVCre+ females revealed dramatically retarded lobuloalveolar expansion compared to lactating glands from wildtype animals (compare Figs. 4A and 4B), whereas whole mounts of multiparous non-pregnant Ndst1f/fMMTVCre+ females looked normal (data not shown).

Although these have increased dramatically with the expansion of specialty television channels, they usually focus on discoveries that have become success stories.

During the last years the number of plant miRNAs registered in miRBase (http://microrna.sanger.ac.uk) has dramatically increased, this expansion being largely a benefit of the adoption of next-generation high-throughput sequencing technology.