Sentence examples for expanded in the same from inspiring English sources

"Just the way 'La Cage aux Folles' was first marketed to a primarily gay audience, then expanded, in the same way Yiddish theater can be that.

But Britain's $70 billion annual expenditure on health care has not expanded in the same way as health service budgets in many part of continental Europe have.

Interestingly, ovarian germ line stem cells expanded in the same culture conditions as the male suggesting that they have similar requirements for their self-renewal.

Leaves in monocotyledons have either a radial leaf tip or are expanded in the same plane as the stems instead of at a right angle to the stem, as in dicotyledons.

Multi-gene families have expanded in the same period as these genomes split.

We used sequences from the tunicates Ciona intestinalis or Ciona savignyi or the cephalochordate Branchiostoma floridae as outgroup to see if the duplications we investigated took place in the vertebrate lineage, as the question we wanted to address was whether the syntenic gene families expanded in the same time window.

The number of home health aides, it estimates, will expand in the same period to about 975,000 from nearly 625,000, a rise of about 55percentt.

You have to hire differently, because people with industry experience have been trained to sell, market and expand in the same way that all the incumbents have.

Recognition of the importance of long-range intrachromosomal and interchromosomal interactions has made modern genomics three-dimensional; chromatin studies will expand in the same direction.

Unlike the studies on the prevalent IGRP-reactive cells that increase in number and avidity with time 50, these insulin-reactive T cells are of relatively low avidity and do not expand in the same manner.

Alternatively, this could mean that the variability in CRN and RXLR does not expand in the same manner; CRN effectors appear to be more conserved across species but to present higher variability within species, whereas RXLR effectors are less conserved between species but show reduced variability within species.