Sentence examples for upon expansions from inspiring English sources

Artiodactyl-associated families were included based upon expansions noted in the bovine genome [ 9].

In the current analysis, artiodactyl-associated families were also included based upon expansions noted in the bovine genome [ 9].

If connected to a main road, the city will (upon expansion, this does not happen instantly) build a majority of buildings and houses there and this will boost the passenger rate.

The firm embodied a business strategy that has begun to supplant the traditional partnership values of loyalty and collegiality with an insistence upon expansion: by merging with another firm (and a different culture) or by offering unwieldy financial packages to lure partners from rival institutions.

NEW YORK TIMES How a Big Law Firm Collapsed  |  The giant law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf, which filed for bankruptcy last year, "embodied a business strategy that has begun to supplant the traditional partnership values of loyalty and collegiality with an insistence upon expansion," James B. Stewart writes in The New Yorker.

The folds remain attached to the monolayer, are identical in composition and morphology to the unfolded monolayer, and are reincorporated reversibly into the monolayer upon expansion.

Although progress has been made using adult mesenchymal stem cells, these cells suffer from limited accessibility, senesce upon expansion, and clonal variability.

Whilst progress has been made using adult mesenchymal stem cells, these cells suffer from limited accessibility, senescence upon expansion and clonal variability.

Results showed that upon expansion of compacted bentonite into a void, the resulting reduction in dry density stimulated or restored culturability of indigenous microbes.

This observation underscores the notion that upon expansion, invasion, and metastasis tumor would do whatever is necessary to activate or inactivate "certain" genes through convergent evolution in order to increase fitness [8].

These three-dimensional monolayer transitions reconcile how lung surfactant can achieve both low surface tensions upon compression and rapid respreading upon expansion and may have important implications toward the optimal design of replacement surfactants.