Sentence examples for an average widening of from inspiring English sources

In total, an average widening of the energy band gap of 0.12 eV is recorded relative to the bulk value when the crystallite size is reduced from 12.4 to 10.8 nm.

Thus the deprivation gap for rectal cancer widened from −3.7% for women diagnosed during 1986–1990 to −8.3% for women diagnosed during 1996 1999, a weighted average widening of −2.5% every 5 years.

The deprivation gap widened from −2.1% for those diagnosed during 1986–1990 to −4.8% for those diagnosed during 1996 1999, although the average widening of the gap (−1.3% every 5 years) was not itself statistically significant.

The average residual widening of the calcaneus at follow-up was 9.2% of normal (range, 3 27%).

Use of less than an average of 2.8 liters of HSA per procedure due to smaller patient plasma volumes further widens this HSA-IVIg cost gap.

The riverbed slope in the lower part decreases to 0.01‰, and the channel width widens to an average of 2 4 km, reaching a width of 15 km in the estuary region; the channel depth increases to 10 20 m (Chen et al. 2001).

But from late 2008 through June 2009, when bailouts for large institutions became expected, this spread widened to an average of 0.78 percentage point.

Within the 20th century where the Brahmaputra system flows through Bangladesh its banks have widened from an average of 8km to 12km.

In 1899 it was widened by the addition of a footpath, while by 1904 it had been strengthened and widened by an average of 9 feet 6 inches (2.85 m).

Although the rate of population growth was approximately the same in Kurdistan and central/southern Iraq, the gap in the number of PHCCs per 100,000 population widened from 2003 to 2012, with an average increase of 4.3 PHCCs per 100,000 population in Kurdistan versus an average increase of only 1.4 PHCCs per 100,000 population in centre/south.

The Office for Budget Responsibiity OBRR) has forecast that the overall gap between the two inflation measures will widen in the coming years, to an average of 1.4 percentage points during the rest of this decade.