Sentence examples for a broadening effect from inspiring English sources
His avant-garde and playful methods and style had a broadening effect on the American art scene and his multi-discipline approach has influenced the way people now practice and consume art in the 21st century.
A uniform increase in Ca2+ leak density into both the microdomain and non-microdomain compartments, mimicking channel overexpression, also had a broadening effect.
In particular, it is known that the limited sampling size of the CSI grid has a broadening effect on the PSF, which means that the actual voxel size measured at the FWHM may be larger than the prescribed one [Jansen et al., 2006], and that the prescribed voxel is therefore contributing to less than 100% of the measured signal at each voxel position.
The model is quite simple, ignoring all broadening effects aside from particle size.
If the kinetic step were 2 nt, for example, the broadening effect would have resulted in a n value of less than 16 for (dT 32 which was not the case.
The broadening effect is found to increase with an increase in the ion fluence and porosity.
Besides, a chirped LPWG with the new structure is also fabricated, and bandwidth broadening effect is observed.
But is this really true? Cable television has greatly expanded the range of available entertainment, but has had far less broadening effect on news coverage.
Times have changed: dress-down Fridays, dowdy pinstripes replaced by well-cut suits with flashy linings from celebrity tailors, and the broadening effect of metrosexual 'style icons' such as David Beckham..
The lively and inferential exploration of the architect's youthful travels by the Swiss architectural historian Stanislaus von Moos focuses not just on their broadening effect on Le Corbusier's worldview but also on the way they were reflected in his dynamic reconception of movement though interior space.
This inhomogeneous broadening effect was observed and reported by others for simular metallic shell configurations [69 74].
