We found that HGF-treated Lu-pos cells formed enlarged spheres after 10 days in culture.
The First World War enlarged his sphere in these fields, especially the last.
The creation of Buddhist literature, centred on Sŏn (Zen) Buddhism, enlarged the sphere of later Koryŏ literature.
Responsible as well as responsive to contemporary art's enlarged public sphere, she maintains standards of craft and sincerity — outward discipline, inward necessity — that speak for themselves, without critical gloss or winking irony.
"We were elected to reduce the size of government and enlarge the sphere of free and private initiative.
The whole thrust of Solon's reforms was to define and enlarge the sphere of activity of the polis.
By pushing back the boundaries of civilization and enlarging the sphere of wildness, Digges has created a habitat in which her son can flourish.
The link, the longest such structure in Europe, gave the Danish capital the chance to enlarge its sphere of economic influence to embrace Malmo, a prosperous city of just over 300,000 people.
"It hurts us to see you getting coarse in your speech & outlook in life," her mother wrote Elizabeth in 1923, suggesting "you ought to enlarge your sphere of enjoyment — not only find happiness in night clubs & London parties & a certain sort of person".
But for the most part we concentrate our energies on enlarging the sphere of the present itself.
Bill 80 proposed to secularize William and Mary College and add to its curriculum by enlarging its "sphere of science" ([BWM]).[34] Bill 81 proposed to create a public library for Virginia for scholars, elected officials, and talented citizens ([BL]).
