Sentence examples for exceptional expansion from inspiring English sources

One exceptional expansion of SDMAs was found in A. aegypti, which has 20 SDMA homologs.

Given that chromosome 13 comprises a mere 7.8% of the G. raimondii reference sequence (Paterson et al. 2012), the suggestion arises that there has been exceptional expansion and/or contraction of this chromosome during the evolution of the two-fold size difference that distinguishes the A-genomes and D-genomes.

He told MPs: "Britain's energy sector is embarking on a period of exceptional renewal and expansion.

Opera, in our parts, has embarked upon an exceptional period of expansion.

A second event is the approval in 2002 of buprenorphine for treatment of opioid dependence, which offers an exceptional opportunity for expansion of evidence-based treatment.

This exceptional mammalian-specific expansion is the result of the recent emergence of four new genes, three of them (UBQLN3, UBQLN5 and UBQLNL) with precise testis-specific expression patterns that indicate roles in the postmeiotic stages of spermatogenesis.

There are of course many reasons witchcraft trials sometimes spiraled out of control, but scholars generally agree that setting up a category of exceptional crimes permitted a vast expansion of convictions whose justice few would defend today.

The RSPB has said land around the airport is of "exceptional" importance to birds and expansion could harm "internationally important" bird populations.

It is too early to say whether the growth and expansion costs are exceptional or part of the nature of the organization.

Ferritic steels possess exceptional thermal conductivity and low thermal expansion and are resistant to void swelling.

The RSPB had argued that land around the airport - known as London Ashford Airport at Lydd - was of "exceptional" importance to birds and the expansion would damage unique habitats on Romney Marsh.