Sentence examples for start of expansion from inspiring English sources

Spherical explosion flames were initiated at different times after the start of expansion of the original gaseous mixture to lower pressure.

For the population groups, for which a sudden expansion could not be rejected, time of the start of expansion (t in generations) was calculated from the expansion parameter τ using the formula t = τ/2u, where u = 2μk (μ is a mutation rate per site, k is the sequence length).

For all experiments, clones were used at least 7 days after the start of expansion.

It was difficult to judge the start of expansion in L0d2a because of the shallow coalescence time of haplotypes.

The average number of sentinel-node-acquired lymphocytes at the start of expansion was 115.2 million cells (range 3.6 509 million, median 71 million).

Since the L0d1c1 sequences coalesce ~2.47 ka (SD: 1.2 kilo years), the start of expansion should be around this time (coalescence of L0d1c1 sequences occur in the large central node).

The same confusion arises likely because "expansion phase onset" sounds like the start of poleward expansion.

Bringing a medical school to Milton Keynes is just the start of our expansion plans that will ultimately enable us to become a world-class teaching hospital".

But to save money, he and other Senate Democrats may delay the start of the expansion for three years, to 2013.

JPMorgan reckons that adding a percentage point to the output gap at the start of an expansion adds two quarters to its lifespan.

However, differently from the pattern obtained for R1a-Y2619 Ashkenazi Levites, the cluster coalesces ~2,570 ybp, thus pointing to the start of its expansion in the pre-Diaspora period.