Sentence examples for for a continuous expansion from inspiring English sources
The Mouse IDGenes project is conceived for a continuous expansion of stored gene expression and interaction data.
Although at any one time certain knowledge subsets may be deemed dispensable for learning purposes, a continuous expansion of knowledge must imply a comparable expansion of knowledge essential for maintenance of professional competence [ 28].
The increasing demand for electricity is requiring a continuous expansion of the power grid.
The majority of Brandenburg's farmers have viewed this positively and have proposed a continuous expansion of biomass production for energy production, assuming an increase from currently 4% to up to 22%[4].
The effective population size of genotype 4 appears to have experienced a continuous expansion from 1880 to 1940.
Generally, findings from this study provide support for the need for continuous expansion of voluntary counseling and testing services and integration of HIV treatment with sexual and reproductive health services (6, 14, 30).
By providing a community resource for the continuous expansion of the library contents and by improving the performance of the OpenSWATH software, it can be expected that additional HLA peptides including cryptic and mutant peptides will be reproducibly identified and quantified from the same digital SWATH maps in the future.
HIF1A activation by hypoxia has been identified as a key event for continuous expansion of tumor mass and metastasis by stimulating angiogenesis and activating the expression of metastatic signature genes in various types of tumor cells [ 18, 26– 28].
Desalination also means a new and powerful element in water planning and management that could provide water for the continuous expansion of the urban and tourist growth machine in Mediterranean Spain and thus relax possible water constraints on this growth.
The pressures for continuous expansion were thus enormous, and the system would have collapsed even if the Spanish conquistadors had not arrived in 1532.
Many were hoping that for the first time in the history of aviation in this country a government would stand up to the demands of the airport and airline companies for continuous expansion no matter what the environmental cost, and say enough is enough.
