We also study its numerical properties through a series of expanded examples drawn from Systems and Synthetic Biology.
The report also says the government plans to remove planning restrictions for nurseries allowing them to expand, for example by using vacant office space.
We expand the example introduced in Fig. 1 in order to clearly explain the differences between the proposed method and the standard metrics frequently used when evaluating classification results.
In order to expand our example, let us look more closely at the data for Romania as an exemplary TIMSS 2007 country (i.e., with an average correlation coefficient of -0.2***).
Additional studies using more accessions and nuclear orthologs surely would expand such examples.
The number of countries has expanded, for example, following the break-ups of the former Soviet Union and the former Yugoslavia.
Australia's reserve base has expanded, for example, even as its production has increased sharply in a variety of minerals.
This impression continued as the wannabe formats expanded: for example, Jan Leeming, Michael Buerk and Jennie Bond all put on the MasterChef oven gloves after leaving the newsdesk, the latter also munching slugs in the Australian jungle.
Relations have improved with Pakistan in the past couple of years, and India's role abroad is quietly expanding, for example in delivering aid to Afghanistan, bolstering relations with Myanmar and Bangladesh, and in strengthening trade relationships elsewhere in Asia.
The bow appears in an amplified, frozen form in numerous courtship displays in which the male struts in front of the female, breast lowered, tail upwards and spread, wings expanded (for example, think turkeys and peacocks).
Pell grants have been expanded, for example, and a $2,500 college tax credit was written into the 2009 stimulus package.
