The phrase "a more broaden" is not correct in English.
The correct form would be "a broader" or "broadened." You can use it when comparing the extent or scope of something, but it should be phrased correctly.
Example: "We need a broader understanding of the issue to address it effectively."
Alternatives: "a wider" or "an expanded".
Antetonitrus and Lessemsaurus, however, exhibit a more broadened scapular shaft.
(iv) CQDs-1 can result in a more broadened PL spectrum than CQDs-2 can.
To obtain a more broadened emission bandwidth based on the balance of the QDs' GS and ES1 emissions, the input beam from the SLD section must provide a greater amount of ES emission.
However, for this manuscript we would like to focus on a more broadened and molecular aspect of the strap mediating temperature sensitivity to regulate closure and thereby activity of TRAP1 in both zebrafish and human.
To even more broaden this range of beneficial properties, it is tried to add antibacterial properties by incorporating silver nanoparticles.
Figure 1 also reveals that the diffraction peaks of nanocrystalline Ni are significantly more broaden than those of microcrystalline Ni.
The geometrical structures of the BPA-etched QRs still exhibited ring-shaped features, with a much more broadened and deeper central hole.
Another observation is that the sample synthesized under a lower system pH exhibited more broadened diffraction peaks, indicating that it is less well crystallized and has smaller crystallite sizes.
Since there was a gas expansion after the DAPI inlet, more broadened distributions would have been expected for longer distances; however, it was actually observed with the shortest distance of 2.5 mm.
Compared to the polymer PTT DTBT, the polymer PT DTTBT with thieno[3,2 b]thiophene units in the side chains shows more broadened and red shifted absorption, smaller band gap and higher hole mobility.
