Sentence examples for extensively expanded from inspiring English sources

Typically starting their journeys at such potent symbols of American infrastructural decay as Kennedy or Dulles airports, they land at Japanese airports that have been extensively expanded and modernized in recent years.

In 1983 an extensively expanded and revised version of August 1914 appeared in Russian as the first part of a projected series, Krasnoe koleso (The Red Wheel); other volumes (or uzly [ knots"]) in the series were Oktyabr 1916 October 191616"), Mart 1917 March 191717"), and Aprel 1917 April 19171917 April 1917

The list below highlights some of the features of JSpecView, many of which are either new or have been extensively expanded from those available in Chime.

Interestingly, the vertebrate Ugt5 genes are only found in teleosts and amphibians, and have been extensively expanded in teleosts.

Our survey extensively expanded upon currently available circumcision information for the relevant ethnic groups [94], and permits a detailed study of the geographical distribution of male circumcision during colonial times in the areas of chimpanzees and sooty mangabeys (Table S2).

The bovine HSFY and ZNF280BY gene families have extensively expanded on the Y chromosome during evolution.

So some organizations will use Mongo's product more extensively, expanding Mongo's footprint within a company and increasing the company's net deal size — and revenue.

Volunteer in the Community Volunteering for conferences and community events will extensively expand your network.

We further tested the HSC activity in the FL of α IIb mutant embryos at E14, a time point when HSCs extensively expand.

From 7 to 11 GW, the human choroid plexus extensively expands, maintaining its connection with the hem, septum, and thalamic eminence (Fig.  2 F– H).

The code was originally based on a script published by Wallace et al. (2013), which was modified extensively and expanded greatly.