Sentence examples for expanded in numbers from inspiring English sources
As the yayas and müsellems expanded in numbers, their salaries became too burdensome for the Ottoman treasury, so in most cases the newly conquered lands were assigned to their commanders in the form of timars.
But in recent years, as both interdisciplinary studies and interest in green issues have increased, field-study programs have expanded in numbers and scope — one program, the Boston University-affiliated Schasl for Fienrolledies, has enrolled more than 13,000 students and grown to include operations on three continents.
All F1 lineages were then expanded in numbers for two generations.
Furthermore, these mutation-bearing cells were expanded in number at the time of relapse (Supplementary Fig. 4A).
Many gene families in higher plants have expanded in number, giving rise to diverse protein paralogs with specialized biochemical functions.
As a result, private secondary schools sponsored by religious institutions and, most notably, by parents themselves have expanded in number.
There, the cells are genetically modified to attack the cancer, expanded in number, refrozen and shipped back to the patient for infusion.
For instance, plant general transcription factors such as TFIIB have expanded in number and in some cases perform specialized transcriptional functions in the plant cell.
Tissue engineering solutions focused on the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) have expanded in number and variety during the past decade to address the treatment of TMJ disorders.
A subset of A. thaliana GTFs have also expanded in number, indicating that GTF diversification and expansion is a general phenomenon in higher plants.
Given that all the leading civilian and military institutions have vastly expanded in number over the past decade, Kim Jong-un will have enormous difficulty imposing his will within the regime.
