Sentence examples for expansion from a from inspiring English sources

These somatic mutations drive the expansion from a single founding cell to a detectable hematopoietic clone.

We have modeled sudden hydrogen expansion from a cryogenic pressure vessel.

Such cycles of renewal propitiated its expansion from a modest Jesuit mission to the second largest global metropolis.

Hence the operation's recent expansion from a nanobrewery (roughly two kegs at a time) to a proper microbrewery.

The swales and ridges topography gradually disapper downslope; this area is dominated by turbulent processes due to flow expansion from a confined to a more unconfined setting.

We sought expansion from a delimited focus on socio-technical regimes in transition management literature to incorporate the notion of urban socio-economic regimes.

William A. Andres, who led the Dayton Hudson Corporation's expansion from a regional department store chain to a national retailing powerhouse, died Wednesday of lymphoma in Fort Myers, Fla.

Since then this municipality has been considered Farc territory, witnessing its expansion from a small group to a powerful rebel force, and repeated failed attempts to reach a peace deal between the guerrillas and a succession of governments.

The sudden growth of the drug in the United States and its expansion from a regional issue to a national one serves as a warning, said an expert at the United Nations drug office.

Maverick is just one of several new importers worldwide dedicated to American craft spirits, whose rapid expansion from a few dozen distilleries five years ago to more than 600 today has helped revive the country's once-stagnant distilling industry.

The results of the multiple analyses all indicate that P. nobilis throughout the Mediterranean comprises one lineage that underwent a recent population expansion from a single original population with low effective population size, as hypothesized by18.