Sentence examples for even expansions from inspiring English sources

The crop of subleases is the result of corporate mergers, acquisitions and even expansions.

President-elect Barack Obama has said he wants to reform the budget process and tighten discipline, but a revival or even expansion of prior budget rules could constrain his ability to finance his other goals.

The DCT of a vector of length can be obtained by calculating the discrete Fourier transform (DFT) of its even expansion (note that the even expansion has length ).

IL-7 could increase the maintenance or even expansion of effector memory helper T cells responding to influenza.

According to these data, CD38+ T cells, despite their activated phenotype, seem to fail to perform sufficient tumour control in CLL but rather support maintenance or even expansion of the malignant clone.

Even expansion to a relatively small eukaryotic genome size of 100 Mb would mean that 40% of the cell's energy budget would need to be spent on totally pointless DNA replication, which would undoubtedly be penalized by selection, as noted by Koonin.

But capacity is notoriously tight, and that is expected to continue even after expansions at both airports in the next year.

Even moderate expansions produce their share of misconceived investments, and the 90's boom, the gaudiest on record, was no exception.

Even big expansions in the monetary base, whether in Japan after 2000 or here after 2008, do little if the economy is up against the zero lower bound.

Still, structural budget deficits -- the type that go up even in expansions -- exist, so Lane's got a point.

The chance of transmitting a large expansion also depends on the size of the parental CAG repeat: a carrier of a large expansion will have a higher risk of transmitting an even larger expansion to the offspring.