Sentence examples for example of the expansion from inspiring English sources
Curing cancer would be an example of the expansion of morbidity, not the compression of morbidity.
WildAid is only one example of the expansion of environmentalism along the same routes (both legal and illegal) that trade has followed.
In 2009, James Murdoch, then the head of the European and Asian operations of News Corporation, described the BBC's purchase as a "particularly egregious example of the expansion of the state".
The scope of its activities and ambitions is chilling". He described the BBC's purchase of the travel guide publisher Lonely Planet as a "particularly egregious example of the expansion of the state" and compared government intervention in broadcasting with failed attempts to manipulate the international banana market in the 1950s.
Another well known example of the expansion of a series of journal titles within one publishing entity is the PLoS organization currently with 7 titles.
Case (iii) is an additional example of the expansion of ORs and other GPCRs.
An example of this expansion is the frequency with which the phrase "performance art" is used by journalists — many of whom may never have seen a single work of performance art — to characterize some form of real-life behavior.
In matrix operation, we have discussed the singular value decomposition method for solving difficult linear equations, which is a good example of the numerical expansion of differential operators.
In addition, female cuckoos laying blue eggs in Europe are the matrilineal descendants of an ancient lineage that likely evolved in Asia, providing a remarkable example of the geographic expansion and selective introgression of an adaptive trait into an existing population.
Detection of genogroup I and II picobirnaviruses in porcine respiratory tract swab samples is an example of the needed expansion of our knowledge of picobirnavirus diversity and also expands our knowledge of picobirnavirus tropism.
In the late 1990s it reversed this policy, hoping to expand its share of the M&A market.Another example was the expansion of its proprietary-trading business, in which the bank traded for its own profit.
