Sentence examples for associated with broadening from inspiring English sources

According to Buchanan and Miller (2006), "Taking a public health perspective on research ethics is associated with broadening the conceptualisation of risk and benefits deemed ethically relevant in deliberations on health research.

Now, S6EBS-MT4 nanocomposhowsshows lowering of tanδ peak height (0.26 from 0.34) associated with peak broadening and +14 °C shift of SPS domains, clearly elucidating strong interaction of MT silicate layers with S6SEBS matrix in the hybrid nanocomposite.

In this respect, Mead and Bower state that "the concept of patient-centeredness can be seen as associated with a broadening of the scope of medicine from organic disease" to wider issues that impact on health (Mead and Bower 2000, 1088).

We also assessed whether the ALDHhigh cells were associated with CD44, thus broadening the spectrum for identification of a drug-tolerant subpopulation in MPM.

I am now interested in studying the brain activity associated with anesthetics to broaden my understanding of brain states that exhibit altered consciousness.

In the work by Shu et al.3 somatic depolarization was associated with significant spike broadening, that is the return to resting potential occurred more slowly, in both the soma and the axon.

For spectrum processing, we used 64 k points and applied an exponential multiplication associated with a line broadening of 0.3 Hz.

The sweeping velocity is associated with the frequency broadening of the energy spectrum around the Doppler shift or the frequency shift when the spectrum is sliced over the frequencies at a given wavenumber.

The degradation of polysaccharide constituents was further highlighted by the progressive lower intensity of the shoulders related to C4 nuclei of glycosidic bond (82 84 ppm), and associated with an increasing broadening of C1 resonances (104 105 ppm) (Fig. 1).

The Lorentz function is associated with the lifetime broadening described by the uncertainty principle which depicts the relation between the lifetime and the energy of the ejected electrons, whereas the Gaussian function is associated with the measurement process.

The dynamics data obtained at U.W. are based on NMR resonance line broadening associated with exchange between the folded state and a populated unfolded state which lacks the structuring shifts associated with fold formation.