Sentence examples for a substantially widened from inspiring English sources

Copacabana is almost a self-contained city; its traffic congestion has been progressively eased by the construction of tunnels and a subway system to connect it with other parts of Rio de Janeiro as well as by a major landfill project that reconstructed the beach beyond a substantially widened Avenida Atlantica.

As well, for medications used on an infrequent basis, the observation window may need to be substantially widened in order to achieve a high estimate of agreement if consumption does not occur shortly after dispensation.

We substantially widened the distributions (by assuming a small population of men) in order to increase the uncertainty associated with the test performance parameters.

Where the effect is reasonably limited for the lower transition, the higher transition is substantially widened: in ASC, the transition is limited to a single 0.5 K interval, whereas it takes six or seven of these in DSC.

Although contradictory nasal resistance indicates that patients feel a subjective nasal obstruction, it is not consistent with nasal examinations that find substantially widened nasal cavity volumes [ 12].

Compared to the assumed dimension of the influence of carbon dynamics on climate change this knowledge should be substantially widened.

This re-decrease indicates that no sediments are flushed out by seepage flow as well as that existing karst cavities are not substantially widened by dissolution processes (Kudella et al. 2015).

However, few knew of this split until Hurricane Camille in 1969 Atlantic hurricane season substantially widened the split.

36 37 Mortality rates have decreased in all educational groups, but inequalities in mortality by educational level in Norway have substantially widened in the last four decades.

Whereas in the past, parents were viewed as 'custodians' [ 10] of paediatric rights, with the advent of the CRC, the scope of actors sharing in that responsibility and their marge de manoeuvre was substantially widened.

If metastases are diagnosed, there are agreed principles which guide decisions concerning metastasectomy, loosely referred to still as Thomford's criteria[ 7 ] despite the criteria having been substantially widened and modified since they were first proposed.