Sentence examples for expansion over time from inspiring English sources

The results will show whether there is a trend towards morbidity compression or expansion over time among older migrants and non-migrants.

Findings show an expansion over time of nursing practice and client services that include strong case management and management of illness care.

In the second phase mortars samples were cast in order to assess the physical and mechanical properties as well as the expansion over time.

Dr. Zalloua said that with further research it might be possible to refine genetic patterns to reveal phases of the Phoenician expansion over time — "first to Cyprus, then Malta and Africa, all the way to Spain".

By increasing understanding about post-traumatic epilepsy and injury expansion over time, it will be possible to design better treatments with specific molecular targets to prevent late-onset seizure occurrence following traumatic brain injury.

The study is innovative by focusing on health differences specifically between migrants and non-migrants at older ages, by considering both the country of origin and destination, and by analysing whether there is a trend towards morbidity compression or expansion over time.

For other struggling postal firms, another field, banking, looks ripe for expansion and could over time subsidise loss-making mail divisions.

Beyond Japan and Korea, which represent two of the world's most lucrative markets for beauty products and services, Gan said that Hong Kong and Taiwan — two countries he is familiar with from Vanity Trove — are other potential expansions over time.

Beyond Japan and Korea, which represent two of the world's most lucrative markets for beauty products and services, Gan said that Hong Kong and Taiwan — two countries he is familiar with from Vanity Trove — are other potential expansions over time.

In our simulations, the strongest fitness gain (clonal expansions) over time based on sole action of mutations was possible under a zero to minute (1%) positive tail of the mutation DFE, consistent with the idea that stem cells reside at a local fitness peak (low probability of advantageous mutations), at least in young healthy individuals [ 34].

This pattern differs from tree-size seed plants, whose primary growth is mainly upward and girth expansion occurs over time by the accumulation of secondary xylem.