Sentence examples for literature has expanded from inspiring English sources

The number of tectonic plates on Earth described in the literature has expanded greatly since the start of the plate tectonic era, when only about a dozen plates were considered in global models of present-day plate motions.

While recent literature has expanded our understanding of the complexity of disasters at the macro level, few studies have examined empirically how dynamic elements of critical social infrastructure at the micro level influence community capacity.

Over the past 20 years the number of cyclotides appearing in the literature has expanded exponentially (4 in 1994; ∼50 in 2004; >280 in 2014) from reported discoveries in the Violaceae and Rubiaceae to reports in the Cucurbitaceae, Fabaceae, Solanaceae, and Apocynaceae.

Since then, the animal literature has expanded significantly, and this finding has been replicated in non-food deprived rats and many other mammalian species [ 20].

We found that the definition of the term "scale" in the literature has expanded and evolved in the last 30 years, without an accepted and widely utilized version identified [ 10].

The literature on management control has expanded considerably in the past few decades, yet only a limited number of publications have been devoted to multi-project organizations (MPOs).

After the appearance of the first works in this sense (by Ran and Reurings [1], by Nieto and Rodríguez-López [2], by Gnana-Bhaskar and Lakshmikantham [3], and by Lakshmikantham and Ćirić [4], to cite some of them), the literature on this topic has expanded significantly.

While the M1/M2 designation is still used in the literature, the M2 subclass has expanded to include macrophages with diverse phenotypes and functions [7], [8], [10].

Literature regarding hemodialysis in pregnancy has expanded since the first report of de novo anti-GBM disease in pregnancy, in 1986 [ 10].

Although the literature on segregation and health has expanded significantly in recent years, studies that specifically address segregation in the context of environmental health disparities are in their infancy.

The literature addressing technology adoption in agriculture has expanded since then, with a large body of work conducted on adoption determinants, the extent of which will not be fully discussed here.