Sentence examples for expansion class from inspiring English sources

The change classes are correctly detected, but CVA tends to overestimate the change, detecting wider areas, especially in the bare soil expansion class (see Northwestern and Western part of the study area).

A visual interpretation of the results indicates that the combined methodology finds the abandonment of the fields areas South of the dam along the river banks, and again the MAF reduces the spatial extent of the CVA bare soil expansion class.

In terms of surface cover, the CVA detects more changed pixels, with an extension up to two or three times more than MAF in some specific classes (see the Bare soil and bare sand expansion class, with more than 5% pixels undetected from MAF, out of 6.93% of the CVA).

Clonal expansion, class-switched significant somatic mutation, and variation of local B lymphocyte and plasma cell maturation could occur within the skeletal muscle [ 35].

This extraordinary expansion of class I genes was explained by the absence of class II loci; this might represent a compensatory mechanism adapted by the Atlantic cod immune system.

Unions affiliated with the Japan Communist Party criticized this move as an expansion of class collaboration and formed its own national centre, the National Confederation of Trade Unions (Zenrōren).

The fixed appliance edgewise technique was used for upper arch expansion, and Class II traction force 120 200 g per side was prescribed for full-time traction after obtaining arch compatibility.

Falciparum malaria, the selective force responsible for the expansion of class 2 G6PD variants (typically, G6PD Mediterranean), was never present in Northern Europe.

This is explained by local duplications resulting in expansion of class V chitinases in these species.

This is particularly clear in zebrafish and Atlantic salmon, both of which have a large expansion of class III TAARs, suggesting these may provide a particularly important role.

However, such an expansion of Class II genes is not seen in the devil, with devils having a single DAA and three DAB genes.