Sentence examples for as widened from inspiring English sources

Realising the importance of mass transit, planners called for the creation of subway lines, as well as widened streets for cars – but construction would be costly and could take decades to complete.

The atrophy of the brain, probably due to neuronal death and myelin loss, is a common feature in MPS and is seen as widened subarachnoid spaces and enlargement of the cortical sulci.

The bridge was strengthened as well as widened in 1959 60.

In the absence of gas1p, cell lysis takes place in actively growing regions (poles and septum), and cells that do not lyse display morphogenetic defects, manifested as widened poles or widened medial regions (Figure S2, asterisks).

Li et al (2007) also described apparent disruptions in cell adhesion between presynaptic neurons and postsynaptic muscle in larval neurexin mutant NMJs, which appeared as widened synaptic clefts visible by electron microscopy [37].

Because of the loss of Tmod4 activity, sarcomeres of the contractile apparatus of the mutant appeared disorganised, with altered features such as widened Z-disks and undefined H-bands (two important substructures of the sarcomeric unit).

In traditional jargon, the problem has been posed as "widening versus deepening".

In part this is because of an age-old argument known, in the EU jargon, as widening v deepening.

With the arguable exception of studies of Mars, deepening knowledge about the solar system is not as glamorous an activity as widening it.

Developing countries need to continue the march towards universal primary education: failure to do so will exacerbate skill shortages as well as widen inequalities.

"I wouldn't view it as positive discrimination … I view it as widening the pool of talent from which medicine recruits".