Sentence examples for average widening 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.

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.

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.

On average, however, widening inequality seems to be reducing, not increasing, empathy, as the life experiences of the affluent diverge from those of ordinary workers, to such an extent that the upper class no longer sees members of the working class as people like themselves.

Among 12th graders, mostly because of a drop in male scores, the gap between the girls' and boys' average scores widened to 25 points.

In many of the countries surveyed in 2003 the difference between men's and women's average wages widened to more than 30 per cent, with peaks of higher than 50 per cent.

In the examined group A under the influence of RME average upper jaw widening obtained was on the level of 6.5 mm (min. 4.6 max. 8.2).

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

Lay sees average spreads to Treasurys widening to historical norms of 450 to 500 basis points within the next six months.

Teens and young adults are facing unemployment rates twice the national average as well as widening income inequality.

This week the Fabian Society reported that poorer renters are at risk of huge shortfalls in rent, as the gap between housing benefit and mid-market average housing costs widens.