Sentence examples for would be expansion from inspiring English sources

A second mode of action would be expansion and differentiation of B- and T-cells.

We propose that further research focus on a few areas: The first would be expansion of the pilot study to include several years of data following patients with varying recidivism rates, in order to determine the full profile of risk factors for revisits and inpatient recommendation.

But Peters warned that there would not be expansion for expansion's sake and that the competition would not run beyond its current 21-week season.

He knew there would be more expansion and didn't want to go through it.

A sign of his renewed commitment to immigration reform would be the expansion of this program to cover undocumented adults.

But internal Home Office papers seen by the Guardian appear to confirm that there would be an expansion of powers.

For that, only structural reform will do.The easiest improvement would be an expansion of the audit report.

The government has funded 9,000 extra places this year, chiefly in sciences and maths, but Willetts said he was unsure whether there would be further expansion next year.

Apart from the US and China, there is little overlap between the two companies' markets, and the deal would be about expansion rather than cutting costs, Brito added.

LCOR is also proposing two laboratory buildings on the site that would be an expansion of the existing Landmark at Eastview complex of science and technology offices.

"In theory you could have a heavily regulated single private health insurer, but more likely it would be an expansion of Medicare," McAuley says.