Sentence examples for spread expansion from inspiring English sources

As indicated by the data, mutual variations in the soil and vegetation metrics allow differentiation between the pattern evolution stages such as perforation, dissection, fragmentation, shrinkage and attrition of one surface type due to the spread, expansion and aggregation of a complementary surface type.

But given the size of those reserves, and the banks overwhelming need for income, it might not take much in the way of interest rate spread expansion to get some monetary inflation of the double digit variety from these banks.

The provision of the House bill allowing the spread and expansion of doctor-owned hospitals would increase federal spending by $300 million over 10 years, the Congressional Budget Office said.

CTX-M-15 is one of the most commonly identified ESBLs; its high prevalence has been driven mainly by the pandemic spread and expansion of the ST131 E. coli clonal group.

While chemoattractant GPCRs contribute to tumor growth by promoting the recruitment of protumor stromal cells and angiogenesis, many tumor cells also express a variety of GPCRs, which, by responding to autocrine and/or paracrine agonists produced in the microenvironment, directly stimulate tumor cell proliferation and tumor spread and expansion (Table 3).

In the serine-based sequences the presence of the RGDS motif encourages early cell attachment and spreading, but at later time points is not required for cell spreading and expansion.

The UVO exposure facilitated, (i) catalytic conversion of PS into the lower molecular weight PS/PSO; (ii) heating beyond the glass transition temperature of PS/PSO because the UV rays concentrated at the GO-PS interface owing to the translucency (opacity) of the PS droplets (GO flakes); (iii) rapid spreading, thermal expansion, and breaking of PS/PSO droplets to form GOPSO nanocomposites.

The past week's ISM data from Asia, Europe, the U.S. and even Russia point to a synchronized and spreading economic expansion.

Simple landscape scenarios were simulated to test possible mechanisms of the spread and population expansion of P. abies in Scandinavia.

Until the European colonial expansion spread Indo-European languages far and wide after ad 1492, Austronesian was the most widely distributed family, spoken across a realm spanning 26,000 km from Madagascar in the west to Easter Island in the east (Fig. 1). Figure 1: The geographical span of Austronesian languages.

A common-law system distinct from that practised in the rest of Europe, it spread with the expansion of the British Empire and applies in many countries previously ruled by Britain.