The phrase "as breadth increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or effects related to an increase in width or extent, often in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "As breadth increased, the stability of the structure improved significantly."
Alternatives: "as width expanded" or "as span grew".
Niche breadth is similar between the two adaptive systems for pre-H4 and H4; however, during GI8, AMH niche breadth increases markedly but Neanderthal niche breadth decreases considerably (Figure 2).
By using microarray gene expression data from mammals [ 47], fruit flies and yeast [ 48], it has recently shown that as gene family size enlarges, there is a general trend for paralogous genes with decreased breadth and increased specificity of expression.
These results indicate that flagellin together with antigen in the same particulate structure functions better as a mucosal adjuvant as shown by the increased breadth of protective immunity.
Comparing new anthropometric data with old shows that the breadth, depth, height, and length measurements of Swedes as well as weight have increased and that Swedish anthropometric homogeneity has decreased.
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Thus, this vaccine concept may cope with HIV genetic variability by increasing breadth, as well as providing increased population coverage.
Therefore, it is important to demonstrate as part of the nonclinical assessment the need to include the adjuvant such as the increased magnitude and/or breadth of the immune response, dose sparing effects, etc. Dr Martin Friede of the WHO added to the discussion emphasizing that use of adjuvant with each antigen is independently evaluated, and continues for the lifetime of the product.
In Table 3, the thirty-five drugs are arranged in order of decreasing breadth and increasing selectivity, based on the three breadth indices B, Bsq, and Bexp.
Figure 4C supports this latter possibility, showing as it does that gene expression breadth is greatly increased in PCI+ (vs. PCI-) genes, but not in GC-rich (vs. AT-rich) genes.
Increased breadth of HIV-1 neutralization achieved by diverse antibody clones each with limited neutralization breadth.
