Sentence examples for enlarging volume from inspiring English sources

However, the enlarging volume of datasets makes regression by ELM on very large scale datasets a challenging task.

Researchers used a slightly enlarged volume of 2.68 × 10^6 Å3 to retain continuity of some structural features.

Given the slice of the immensely enlarged volume of bank loans that have gone into corporate treasuries and the stock market, it would be surprising if companies do not look healthier and the Shanghai exchange index does not retain the increase seen this year – helped by a ban on new share issues that is only now being lifted.

We found that the cells showed enlarged volume and irregular shape, and the staining was burgundy.

This is in contrast to habitual anabolic steroid users who show enlarged volume of central prostate tissue compared with age-matched, eugonadal controls (Jin et al. 1996).

Meanwhile, the special simultaneous depression of glass-transition temperatures (Tg) of HPP and EPR was observed in all HPP/EPR/EbP blends compared with the Tgs of neat components, which was attributed to the enlarging free volume by imperfect co-crystals and infiltration of long ethylene chain segments of EbP component at interface.

By enlarging the volume of soil explored by the roots thanks to an extensive extra-radical network, these ubiquitous soil borne microorganisms can increase plant phosphate, micronutrient and water uptake [ 12].

In addition, our histological results revealed a significant increase in cell number but not in cell size in the 35S BrGRF8 transgenic Arabidopsis plants compared with the vector control plants, suggesting that BrGRF8 may control the growth of plant organs by regulating cell proliferation rather than by enlarging cell volume.

A "considerably enlarged" three-volume book was published in 1885.

Enophthalmos is corrected mostly through reducing the enlarged orbit volume by identifying intact bone edges and spanning the defect with an implant or autogenous graft.

The reaction is kept at constant pressure by a mechanism which enlarges the volume above the liquid in correspondence to the rate of hydrogen production.