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Discover LudwigThe phrase "alter the breadth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes to the extent, range, or scope of something, such as a project, idea, or policy.
Example: "The new regulations aim to alter the breadth of the existing environmental policies to include more comprehensive protections."
Alternatives: "change the scope of" or "modify the extent of".
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Such a model is consistent with our observations in chick that isthmic signalling can alter the breadth of Atoh1 expression in the rhombic lip but is not required for its induction.
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Alter the spellings of words.
Alter the terms of the agreement.
The elimination of individual items that performed less well did not alter the overall psychometric properties of the questionnaire and would have reduced the breadth of knowledge covered by the questionnaire ie affected content validity.
"The breadth of the change was unexpected.
It illustrated the breadth of the change of public sentiment".
We acknowledge this as a limiting factor of this review but with the breadth of other databases searched we do not believe this has altered the results.
Next generation sequencing, or massively parallel sequencing (MPS), of DNA and RNA molecules has altered the speed and breadth of sequencing available in the past.
Additionally, we did not anticipate the breadth of typical GAL4-driver expression across the nervous system, resulting in simultaneously altering FruM levels in diverse sets of neurons.
The breadth of opposition is hardly surprising.
The breadth of skill is often impressive.
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