Sentence examples for gross expansion from inspiring English sources
The aim of this study was to report on the clinicopathologic features of osseous dysplasias (ODs) that manifest with gross expansion in a black South African hospital population sample.
Figure 7 describes one possible development of biogas capacities until 2035 [5], sketching the gross expansion target of development stipulated by the EEG 2014 of 100 MWel.
As a part of its Fifth Amendment defense, Apple argues that being forced to create a version of its software that weakens security is a gross expansion of the All Writs Act and is indeed counter to the Constitution.
However, that three-week decision was made long before the gross expansion of the material released just after the meeting, which could be described as a modified limited hangout, to coin a term.
Between the implementation of the EEG 2014 in August 2014 and April 2017, the gross expansion of installed capacity was only 119.75 MWel for newly registered bioelectricity plants [38].
While for the gross expansion of F F area data from GHG inventories can be used (i.e. the area of land converted to forest in the period 2001 2005 is typically expected to enter the F F category in 2021 2025), for deforestation it can be assumed that the past rate of deforestation (as documented in the country GHG inventory for the RP) will continue.
These gross expansions of government power under conservative rule are the first death throes, the initial terminal spasms, as traditional Republicans leave a Party that has left them.
"There is more flexibility down the road to drive gross margin expansion.
I think there could be hundreds of basis points of gross margin expansion in 2009".
He said the company has a multi-year record of above-market same-store sales growth and gross margin expansion.
With the exception of growing revenues and expenses associated with Amazon Prime (2-day shipping for $79 annual fee) changes to Amazon's business mix between 1P and 3P will largely drive gross margin expansion or compression.
