Sentence examples for expansion progressively from inspiring English sources

Human genetic and phenotypic diversity declines with distance from Africa, as predicted by a serial founder effect in which successive population bottlenecks during range expansion progressively reduce diversity, underpinning support for an African origin of modern humans.

Ever since its discovery in Macedonia in 1984 (with evidence of outbreaks since at least 1961 and a history in the Balkans dating back to at least 1879; Lees et al. 2011), this micromoth has become a pest of horse-chestnut trees (Aesculus hippocastanum) and has experienced a rapid range expansion, progressively colonizing almost all of Europe (Augustin et al. 2010).

Over successive megaparsecs, the expansion gets progressively faster.

Our GGA algorithm uses the expansion operator progressively but attempts to realize the optimal scale of revealing the intrinsic relationship among proteins.

The radial distribution of actin filaments preserved by Rac1 activity in holoclones is required for the expansion of progressively growing colonies in response to EGF.

After this threshold is overcome, further expansions become progressively more likely to occur, leading to the accumulation of dozens to thousands of repeats in just a few generations [ 33, 36].

In dilated ischemic cardiomyopathy in rats characterized by infarct expansion, ventricular-arterial coupling progressively deteriorated [ 30].

The expansion of antlerogenic tissue progressively creates a mechanical tension to the overlying skin, which causes compression of the interposing subcutaneous connective tissue between them.

The FRAP approach revealed increasing tendencies of pathogenic polyglutamine expansions to incorporate into progressively larger soluble complexes.

We observe that a fraction of TP53 abnormalities, though subclonal at presentation, lead to expansion of fitter subclones that progressively predominate with time in the tumor architecture.

Interestingly, it has been proposed that during the process of snoRNA expansion and diversification, a subgroup progressively lost snoRNA functionality and gained new, possibly miRNA-related, capabilities [ 19].