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Ms Tanuku added that the changes would mean that the "good" category would become "very broad... making the need for transparency on the way judgements are made absolutely vital".

When the molar ratio of salt to surfactant is close to unity, signals become very broad, making evaluation difficult, as shown in Fig.  2 (5 mM salt).

Thus, the differential diagnosis of renal dysfunction in patients with HIV has become very broad, and its management complex, given the multitude of anti-retroviral therapies in use and their risk of interaction.

The models made the same faces for two hours & their acting became very broad.

At the highest gains (when feedback is effectively switch-like), the probability distribution for terminal cell numbers becomes very broad.

"It's become very comfortable for Anderson and Broad.

However, the need for public participation means that landscape perception, in a broad sense, has become very important.

The manipulation of the plasmon resonance over a broad spectral range has become very important whenever plasmonic nanostructures are used in photonics, optoelectronics, bioanalysis, or biodiagnostics.

Many wore sunglasses and sported broad-brimmed green hats of a sort that have lately become very popular among the Vietnamese military.

"I've become very, very disciplined.

It's become very competitive.