Sentence examples for expand relative from inspiring English sources

With this approach we greatly expand, relative to our previous results, the class of parabolic PDEs to which backstepping is applicable.

On cooling from the fabrication temperature they expand relative to the matrix either completely during cooling or at first partially and then continue by stress induction.

These mutations allow stem cell clones to expand relative to normal stem cells; this clonal expansion is termed "clonal hematopoiesis of indeterminate potential", or CHIP (Steensma et al., Blood 2015).

It is shown how molecular dynamics simulations on a periodic cell containing polystyrene fragments in a ⊖ solvent can be used to make a systematic correction for the short-range solvent effect, enhancing the tendency of the syndiotactic chain to expand relative to the isotactic chain.

Using this definition, visceral obesity becomes the point at which the ratio of visceral to non-visceral WAT becomes pathogenic, or associated with disease, and the development of visceral obesity the process whereby visceral WAT depots disproportionately expand relative to non-visceral WAT.

We seem to have entered the Age of Relativity, wherein we finally experience time as Einstein imagined it, contracting and expanding relative to the velocities of observers.

In mammals, the ESCRT machinery is greatly expanded relative to that in other, more primitive organisms and comprises ∼20 proteins54.

In addition, we found specific gene families in C. atys that are expanded relative to M. mulatta, humans and other primates (Extended Data Table 2a).

We seem to have entered an age in which we experience time as Einstein imagined it, contracting and expanding relative to the velocities of observers.

The obtained results indicate that the relative differences at 10MΩ and 1GΩ between each Laboratory's value and the respective reference value are all within the expanded relative uncertainties of these differences at a 2σ confidence level.

The universe seems to be uniformly expanding relative to our local frame.