Sentence examples for increasing repertoire from inspiring English sources
At real play, children are in charge, instinctively making hundreds of decisions as they assess and determine the levels of risk they want to take, physically, emotionally and socially: mastering, day by day, an increasing repertoire of skills, adding to their bank of experience.
"We have an increasing repertoire of big mission-critical workloads coming to Azure," he said.
Most of the studies on biosorption of heavy metals and increasing repertoire of publication have focused on single metal ion system and on multi metal ion system.
After the study of this literature review and keeping a track on the increasing repertoire of publication in biosorption field, it is concluded that the biosorption of heavy metals has been extensively studied on various sorts of biomass.
Our finding also adds to the increasing repertoire of key metabolic processes regulated by inositol pyrophosphates.
The increasing repertoire of sophisticated delivery systems may thus allow new classes of potent anticancer agents to reach clinical application.
Individuals from the Swedish population increased repertoire size with age while this was not the case in the German population.
Thus, archaeal SRPs represent a more streamlined version of the eukaryotic homologues and provide an opportunity to explore an increased repertoire in structural and biophysical terms.
This increased repertoire of H-2b-reactive inhibitory receptors contributed by the 129/SvJ NKC might render CD94-NKG2A redundant in the education of NK cells expressing the 129/SvJ NKC.
Enhanced proliferation of B cells and increased repertoire diversity were observed in aged AID−/− mice, suggesting a critical role of AID in B-cell growth regulation [3].
This can act to increase gene dosage or may increase repertoire of genes encoding variable but functionally related proteins within a genome such as the Pmp proteins from Chlamydophila abortus [ 7] and the Lpl tandem gene arrays in Staphylococcus aureus [ 8].
