Sentence examples for expansion I from inspiring English sources

Red circles indicate poleward expansion (i.e., auroral breakup).

Five patients with different indications for tissue expansion (i.e., burns, hairy nevi, etc).

Pinch Expansion, i.e. expansion starts at pinch temperatures, is proven to be a preferred scheme under certain well-defined conditions.

The poleward expansion (i.e., auroral breakup) at 2127:50 UT was simultaneously observed in both ASIs and GIs.

This indicates an initial rapid expansion, i.e., growth of the {113} sidewall facets of the stripes.

It should be noticed that this definition using poleward expansion (i.e., Stage 2) is not the original definition (i.e., Stage 1) of substorm onset.

That is, the increase in brightness would be overemphasized in GIs when it begins to detect poleward expansion (i.e., auroral breakup).

Patients who will benefit from intravascular volume expansion, i.e., will boost stroke volume (SV) after a volume expansion, have both ventricles in the ascending portion of the Frank Starling curve, characterizing a preload dependency [1, 2].

In that study the authors defined one single parametric regressor and applied polynomial expansions (i.e. quadratic, cubic, etc).

In the remaining cases, partial haematodochal expansions (i.e. flubs) were observed, which did not result in plug production.

Accordingly, there is no sign of sudden demographic expansions (i.e. colonization events), as shown by the neutral Tajima's D result.