Sentence examples for expansions of the same from inspiring English sources

Intriguingly, in two families with a clinical diagnosis of BAFME in which no repeat expansions in SAMD12 were observed, we identified similar expansions of TTTCA and TTTTA repeats in introns of TNRC6A and RAPGEF2, indicating that expansions of the same repeat motifs are involved in the pathogenesis of BAFME regardless of the genes in which the expanded repeats are located.

Data were collected in May to evaluate the art courses and provide an indication of the worth of our multidisciplinary, instructional methodology for possible future expansions of the same, beyond the one-semester study.

Today Afghanistan faces life-threatening expansions of the same questions we encounter in our election protection programs.

Two recently reported bNt MAbs [7] are expansions of the same B-cell lineage, so we randomly selected one, PG16, for analysis; taking the same approach we selected VRC01 from the set of two bNt MAbs reported by Wu et al. [9].

He has called for the suspension of H-1B visas for highly skilled workers, after having previously supported a five-fold expansion of the same program.

In many ways, humanities based urbanism represents a continuation and expansion of the same concepts and methods; collaboration, a focus on the human subject, the inclusion of multiple voices, the creative use of a broad range of theories, and the intention to create new forms of critique, interpretation and representation.

There, the authors considered a finite network of coupled oscillators and used a polynomial chaos expansion of the same form as Equation 12.

In a statement, Perry accused the president of coming to Texas "in a desperate attempt to salvage his ill-conceived and unpopular program from a Titanic fate by preaching expansion of the same Medicaid system he himself admits is broken".

The observation that the eight additional extensively drug-resistant strains isolated from the KwaZulu-Natal region in South Africa all appear to be nearly identical to KZN-R506 strongly suggests that the epidemic of drug-resistant tuberculosis in KwaZulu-Natal represents a clonal expansion of the same strain.

Interestingly, this does not always simply represent the contraction and re-expansion of the same cell boundaries.

These mutational events, not only shifts the frame of abundant "TTCCA" repeats but also generate its derivatives leading to the shrinkage or expansion of the same.