Sentence examples for source of expansion from inspiring English sources
Exports remained the biggest source of expansion and received support from the weak euro, which makes German goods cheaper in world markets.
Finally, the third more abundant subclades, (preHV 1b rooted by 16304 [ 31] and J1b rooted by 16136 had the Arabian Peninsula as the most probable source of expansion.
MutSβ stimulates expansions in the extract, consistent with aberrant repair of endogenous DNA damage as a source of expansions.
This evidence supports the hypothesis that misrepair of DNA damage is one important source of expansions, especially for somatic events in non-proliferating tissues where replication is limited.
A recent paper* by Barry Bosworth and Susan Collins, of the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC, explores the sources of expansion in both countries, breaking down total GDP growth into increases in inputs of labour and capital, and gains in TFP.
Another unexpectedly strong source of economic expansion in the April-June quarter came from consumer spending, which rose 1.1percentt.
FOR 30 years, Britain's politicians have been indifferent to the shape of its economy: growth was important, the source of the expansion was not.
(In this case, high thermal conductivity prevents the formation of extreme temperature differences between inner and outer layers of a material, which frequently are a source of thermal expansion stresses).
The United States cannot be the sole source of import expansion because its merchandise trade deficit is likely to approach $400 billion in 1999 and will trigger protectionist reactions as soon as domestic unemployment starts to rise significantly.The alternative approach is to boost demand within the crisis countries themselves through expansionary domestic policies.
Notice that anharmonic molecular interactions are the source of thermal expansion.
These observations suggest the following reaction is the source of the expansion: CxAlCl4 s)+4HFl→(x−0.25)C(s)+AlF3(s)+4HCl(g)+0.25CF4(g).
