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Such militarization also reflects the full realization of a carceral state that has enormously expanded in the last two decades, imprisoning more people than any country in the world, both per capita and in absolute numbers, with vast over-representation by black and brown people.

Microarrays can simultaneously detect thousands of targets in a high throughput manner, and thus their use has enormously expanded to cover all kingdoms of living organisms.

Although ground-breaking research in recent years has enormously expanded our understanding of the microbiota-host interplay, the numerous cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in the pathophysiological interactions await further discovery and characterization.

In the past few decades, power systems have enormously expanded in scale and become more complex in structure.

The rapid technological advances have enormously expanded sequencing opportunities and applications, but also imposed strains and challenges on steps prior to sequencing and in the downstream process of handling and analysis of these massive amounts of sequence data.

In the two decades that have elapsed since this study, our knowledge of detachment-responsive phenotypes in cells, particularly in MECs, has been enormously expanded by a series of studies on lumen formation in mammary glands during morphogenesis.

In this century the notion of a document has been enormously expanded so that any artifact surviving from the past can serve as the answer to some historian's question.

First, Ae. variabilis (2n = 4x = 28, UUSvSv) is an allotetraploid species of the tribe Titiceae and it has an enormously expanded repeated genome.

All OR genes among the OT and T2R genes in the TT network were excluded from the analysis because the OR and T2R gene families have been enormously expanded by specific duplications in mammals, and the orthologous relationships between tetrapods and teleosts are less clear [ 46, 47, 68].

In hyh mice, the lateral ventricles are enormously expanded, whereas the fourth ventricle is not.

Nascar, which owns about half of the tracks it races on, has expanded enormously but has not changed much in structure or philosophy.