Sentence examples for be expanded to any from inspiring English sources

Citing the need to safeguard food security, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on the bill has recommended that this clause be expanded to "any land under agriculture cultivation".

He thinks the concept can be expanded to any line of work — like health care, retailing, publishing and law — where the output can be measured.

But as creative thinkers, it is easy to see that this is an idea that can be expanded to any discipline or age group.

The proposed system might be expanded to any other anticarcinogens, which need further research.

This approach could theoretically be expanded to any other covalent kinase inhibitors in T. brucei to identify highly druggable targets.

This approach can then be expanded to any simple or multiple regression model to provide an estimate of the standard deviation of various theoretical population means.

Under this program Medicaid coverage was expanded to any American earning less than $16,0000 per annum as a single person or $35,000 for a family of four (Rawal, 2016).

Then, as anticipated by Weismann [ 5] the criterion for aging was expanded to any organism where the individuals emerging from reproduction are systematically different [ 6, 7].

The algorithm, which accounts for γ γ, γ X, γ 511 and γ e− coincidences, can be applied to any design of gamma spectrometer and can be expanded to incorporate any number of nuclides.

The markets' view, as far as anyone can tell, is that the EU bail-out funds must be expanded to remove any doubt about their capacity to save Portugal and Spain.

The Magnitsky Act, calling for sanctions against Russian officials who violate human rights, establishes a precedent which, in theory at least, can be expanded to include any senior member of the current regime.