Sentence examples for expanded close from inspiring English sources

Many of the ion transporters and ABA-related genes were expanded close to two-fold in quinoa, possibly a result of gene retention after genome duplication.

Habitats may be disturbed or intact, diminished or expanded, close to human activities or not, water limited or flooded, and so forth.

While detailed photos may look better when expanded, close-up images may be most eye-catching in the search results.

Middle skills make it possible for companies to manufacture and expand close to the knowledge centers where they develop concepts.

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The decision made in November to expand close to the Olympic Park in time for next year's game will give huge international exposure to Barclays.

This view is echoed by Dr Restif, who argues that because the world's population is expanding, close contract with wildlife will increase, which is often "the first driver of these events".

The risks may be low but the consequences are severe as we are seeing at the moment". This view is echoed by Dr Restif, who argues that because the world's population is expanding, close contract with wildlife will increase, which is often "the first driver of these events".

We were also expanding closer to home in fits and starts during the 1990s, not just in Japan but elsewhere in Asia.

Criticising the central thrust of Ken Clarke's justice and security green paper, judges and members of the Investigatory Powers Tribunal say proposals for expanding "closed material procedures" into other courts have not been thought through sufficiently.

"Other less risky options might include acquiring an established company rather than starting from scratch, or expanding closer to home as a test.