Sentence examples for without any expansion from inspiring English sources

A larger problem is that without any expansion of these characters you weary of them quickly.

The foam expands in a horizontal direction without any expansion in the vertical direction.

This expansion was related to the year of treatment (without any expansion during the first five years), in the size and location of the recurrence.

However, if carnivory results from the modification of existing metabolic pathways, instead of the appearance of the new pathways [ 41, 42], this expectation is wrong and carnivory can evolve without any expansion of the gene repertoire.

We did not observe formation of nuclear foci when CG9650 RNA was over-expressed in a context without any repeat expansion or when the RNA expansion was expressed in trans from an insertion that is located at a different locus (data not shown).

In the past few decades, before but especially after the OJ verdict, tougher law enforcement measures and the war on drugs have led to a more than tenfold increase in our prison population without any corresponding expansion of the public defense system.

The authors of this paper present a new RG-based VSS scheme, which encrypts up to four secret images into two random grids without any pixel expansion and, later, decrypts one secret image by directly stacking two random grids and the other three in an additional way of rotating one RG at 90, 180, or 270 degrees, respectively.

In other words, a U.S. holder who buys and doesn't hedge the currency risk should see an 18% gain without any P/E expansion.

A decrease in the inland distribution of E. secundum was also observed, but without any further expansion as observed for E. cinnabarinum.

For the high resolution instruments such as FT/FT and TOF/TOF the charge state and parent-ion ion molecular weight obtained from the spectrum file were taken directly without any further expansion of charge state.

Overall, this analysis showed that the different categories of genes involved in the interaction with the host were present in the same proportions in all M. oryzae and M. grisea genomes, without any particular expansion in the different host-specific lineages.