Sentence examples for of considerable expansion from inspiring English sources

The roll-out across platforms was made easier because of considerable expansion of the HipChat team, which has grown a lot in the past year.

Countries should develop their capacities in environment concerning industries where there is a scope of considerable expansion of demand rather than concentrating on polluting industries where there is considerable excess capacity in advance.

CD8+ T cells are capable of considerable expansion after transfer to T cell-deficient hosts: 4 to 8 weeks after the transfer of 2×104 purified mature CD8+ T cells into CD3ε−/− mice we recovered ∼106 CD8+ T cells.

Many lineages include characteristic retrotransposons; bursts of amplification of these transposons have led to considerable expansion of genome size.

The presence of this operon seems not only to allow the occurrence of members of these nicotinoprotein special subfamilies within genomes, but provide opportunities for considerable expansion of those subfamilies, as seen by the twenty-six SDR in Mycobacterium avium.

Arguments in favour of a "considerable" expansion of QE advanced at this month's MPC meeting were: "The potential adverse consequences of adding another large monetary stimulus might be less severe than the possible costs of acting too cautiously.

However, to fully support the current needs of the muscle research community, especially with respect to the study of disease, a considerable expansion of the terms relevant to muscle biology is required.

The 82 statements over eight domains of care represent a considerable expansion of the number of aphasia-related statements contained in current stroke guidelines.

North Yorkshire's latest policy requires home education advisers to 'ensure the safety, welfare and education of the home educated child' - a considerable expansion of the established interpretation of existing legislation.

In the large bowel, despite normal morphology, Lgr5+ cells filled the bottom third of the crypt, representing a considerable expansion of the putative stem-cell population in comparison with wild-type controls (figure 1D,E).

She also wanted an extensive use of gold and consulted with a cleric on her considerable expansion of the structure of the book to accommodate all this.