Sentence examples for be broadened using a from inspiring English sources

Histopathologically confirmed lesions indicate that the spectrum of chemicals detected in the SENCAR mouse may be broadened using a combined bioassay that examines both lung and skin responses.

The theoretical spectra were broadened using a Gaussian to represent the energy spread of the electron beam, a fixed Lorentzian to represent the broadening due to the finite life-time of the initial state and an energy dependent Lorentzian to represent the broadening due to finite life-time of the final state.

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of 1986 may soon be broadened to render "unauthorized" use of a computer a felony.

Green building standards should be broadened to prohibit use of hazardous chemicals, she said.

This is suitable for use in hand-held electronic devices and smartphones, and the clinical applicability is broadened by using substitutions for creatinine and Killip class.

The best efficiency point shifted towards higher flow rate with h/b reducing, and the high efficiency area was broadened by using half vane diffusers.

"The scope of using the SDR should be broadened so as to enable it to fully satisfy the member countries' demand for a reserve currency," adds Zhou.

As a result, the community health workers' mandate has been broadened to use diagnostics such as rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) for malaria and respiratory timers for pneumonia and treat febrile children with antimalarials, antibiotics, and oral rehydration salt with zinc tablets (ORS/Zinc) accordingly.

Fifty-three percent of Americans "somewhat" or "strongly" disagree that laws governing the use of torture should be broadened, according to the poll.

The understanding of appetite disturbance and eating disorders has been broadened from what used to be a mainly psychological vantage point.

(This rule has since been broadened for use with Jodi Picoult).