Sentence examples for expanded remarkably from inspiring English sources

In recent years the bookshelf of graphic histories has expanded remarkably.

During the next 50 years it expanded remarkably; more than 80 bishops attended a council at Carthage in 256, some from the distant frontier regions of Numidia.

Domestic manufacturing also expanded remarkably and with considerable sophistication: manufactured goods included iron and steel wares, electric and electronic goods, and automobiles (production of "Australia's own car," the Holden, began in 1948).

During the last several decades corporate profits have expanded remarkably.

58,64-66 Althourh our views on the potential role of DCs in cancer have expanded remarkably, it is still not fully understood why DCs are unable to induce an efficient immune response.

Farming of bullfrog Rana (Lithobates) catesbeiana has been expanding remarkably in the past decades to support an emerging food delicacy in southeastern China.

The data obtained is rich in gene transcripts related to immunity, expanding remarkably our knowledge about immune and stress-inducible genes in Galleria and providing the complete sequences of genes whose primary structure have only partially been characterized using proteomic methods.

Therefore, these viral lineages may also be included in this expanded superfamily, remarkably expanding the known diversity of the picorna-like viruses.

The scapula is characterized by both remarkably expanded proximal and distal ends, with the proximal broader than the distal, as well as a robust scapular shaft (Fig. 2c).

In B. platifrons, several families of the classic apoptosis system including TNF, DEATH, CARD and caspases were remarkably expanded and were highly expressed in the gill (Table 1 and Supplementary Note 18).

Results show that domains involved in histone methylation, DNA methylation, and histone variants are remarkably expanded in metazoan, reflecting the increased demand for cell type-specific gene regulation.