Sentence examples for expansion route from inspiring English sources

The results from the non-Ashkenazi R1a-Y2619 Levite samples also suggest single expansion route.

A second theoretical expansion route of Levites from the Middle East to Europe (5) via the expansion of non-Ashkenazi Jews is shown but not supported by the obtained results.

The company has also launched an English-language platform as a means to offer a more accessible option to SMBs in other markets outside the main expansion route of South America and Southern Europe.

For the presence to be classified as being along the entire route, the protests have to fulfill three criteria: Protests must be observed in at least half of the length of the expansion route.

The proposed Trans Mountain expansion route would run under the mountain.

The latter expansion route seems like a natural, logical way to go, they said, given the hearty, simple menu.

We reveal the distinct and datable expansion routes of populations from these three refugia throughout Southwest Asia and into Europe and North Africa and discuss the possible correlations of these migrations to various cultural and climatic events evident in the archaeological record of the past 15,000 years.

Areas that Strauss had noted might be more of a focus going forward included mobile, but he ruled out international expansion — a route taken by one of its biggest competitors, JustFab, which earlier this year picked up another $76 million funding, much of which it will be investing in a big international push.

Instead of prudent network expansion, Gulf route planning becomes a question of where they strategically want to fly, rather than economic demand.

But, because of backlash against the proposal from environmentalists and citizens who live along the pipeline expansion's route, the company does not expect to receive a State Department expansion permit until mid-2015.

So instead of prudent network expansion, the route planning strategies that the Gulf carriers becomes a question of where they strategically want to fly, rather than demand: "Airbus has just delivered another 500-seat A380; where should we fly it?" The Gulf trio claim that their expansion in the U.S. has not harmed American, Delta, and United, but the facts prove otherwise.