Sentence examples for expanding end from inspiring English sources

PAD2 staining in this stage is sparse and primarily localized to the scattered expanding end terminal alveolar units (Figure 1A c d, arrow).

Although it started with more of a general communications focus, it has since shifted to billing itself as a "private messenger" with a "focus on privacy" — expanding end-to-end encryption across all messaging types on its platform (not just calls) in March last year.

Although it started with more of a general communications focus, it has since shifted to billing itself as a "private messenger" with a "focus on privacy" — expanding end-to-end encryption across all messaging types on its platform (not just calls) in March last year.

Former Assemblywoman Patty Berg, a Catholic who lives in Eureka and wrote the bills, said religious leaders and some physician groups lobbied against expanding end-of-life choices, despite a 2006 poll that said 70% of Californians believed incurably ill patients should have a legal right to life-ending medication.

Each canal has an expanded end, the ampulla, which opens into the vestibule.

The flower bears whorls of floral organs attached to a receptacle, the expanded end of a flower stalk on which the flower parts are borne.

The distal convoluted tubules drain into collecting tubules, which in turn empty into the calyces, or branches, of the renal pelvis, the expanded end of the ureter.

Half way along the flexor surface a raised muscle scar extends to the distally expanded end.

106 cells of the expanded end product were used for intra venous infusion.

Among 627 patients with DM, there was a 24% relative risk reduction for the expanded end point (CHD-related death, nonfatal myocardial infarction, or definite stroke).

The analysis of this expanded end point took into account higher levels of response and earlier onset of response coupled with a longer duration of response as shown in table 1.