Sentence examples for enlarged as a from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, an enlarged lymph node may contain metastases, but can also be enlarged as a consequence of inflammation (Halvorsen and Thompson, 1984; Finch et al, 1997; Choi et al, 2000).

Down the slope towards the Beaulieu Road, Park Pale forms a mini ridge that dates at least to the time of Eleanor of Castile, wife of Edward I. It marks the boundary of an ancient deer park that she had much enlarged as a living larder to provide the huge amount of venison required for royal banquets.

In short, with the increased Ta on GaAs (111 A, apparent transitions of surface morphologies at each Ta were clearly observed and the height modulation was gradually enlarged as a function of Ta; a sharp transition was observed at 350°C with a surface modulation of approximately ±10 nm due to the increased diffusion of Au adatoms induced by the enhanced thermal energy.

Aarhus Cathedral (Århus Domkirke) is the longest cathedral in Denmark at 93 m, originally built as a Romanesque basilica in the 13th century and rebuilt and enlarged as a Gothic cathedral in the late 15th and early 16th centuries.

In most waterbird taxa, the cranioventral portion of the proximal humerus in the area of crista bicipitalis ( =  "intumescentia") is enlarged as a cranially convex swelling.

Animal studies first demonstrated that cortical maps are enlarged as a result of training (Recanzone et al 1992 , 1993 Dinse and Merzenich 2002).

In the coronal view, the inferior vena cava was enlarged as well.

In late glacial times the north-south valley was enlarged as an overflow channel for an ice-dammed lake to the northeast.

A meristematic cell might enlarge as much as 50000-fold its initial volume.

The size of each elemental image can be enlarged as any positive integer multiples.

Clearly, if the division planes in a cell mass are randomly oriented and individual cells expand uniformly, the tissue will enlarge as a sphere.