Sentence examples for expanded the extent of from inspiring English sources
In 1965, President Lyndon Johnson expanded the extent of affirmative action in Executive Order 11,246 providing equal opportunity in federal employment [ 33].
Once the predictive power was established, we expanded the extent of the drug response information from a few thousand experimental data points to millions of predicted node values.
Thus the Dutch were able to dramatically expand the extent of their territorial control in a short space of time, and avoid the need for further fighting.
OSLO, March 31 (Reuters) - Global warming is expanding the extent of sea ice around Antarctica in winter in a paradoxical shift caused by cold plumes of summer melt water that re-freeze fast when temperatures drop, a study showed on Sunday.
One is expanding the extent of financial protection available to the population, principally through reducing out-of-pocket expenditure.
Cosmids C49 and C45 were identified by using probes abyA2 and abyF1, respectively, and sequenced to expand the extent of the aby gene cluster.
32 Combinatorial use of silent information has potential for greatly expanding the extent of resulting, explicit information, as is demonstrated in the case of the bacterium Anaplasma, which can create apparently hundreds of antigenically distinct MSP2 variants from an archive of merely five unique pseudogenes, and no intact genes.
It is urgent to expand the extent and range of giant panda habitat to allow giant pandas to move across landscapes in the face of ongoing climate warming.
The researchers expanded the geographic extent of their study area, and determined that the source of TCE in the groundwater was from multiple hazardous waste sites, including some located outside the original study area.
The objectives of this study were twofold: i) to expand the spatial extent of ground sample plots to HPs, and ii) to assess the spatial matching of the identified HPs with remotely sensed datasets of coarse resolution.
Cricket experts have said corruption has the capacity to destroy the game unless policing is expanded, perhaps to the extent of posting officials from the unit, which includes former police officers, at all top international matches.
