Sentence examples for broadened applicability from inspiring English sources

These characteristics have resulted in remarkably improved outcomes, increased durability, and broadened applicability.

Furthermore, resolution of 5-hydroxy-3-ketones gave access to the 'abnormal' esters, which broadens applicability of these enzymes in organic chemistry.

In 1993 a case against Radovan Karadzic for crimes against humanity in Bosnia broadened its applicability to non-state actors.

Thus, AO‐NGLs have broadened the applicability of NGLs as probes in studies of carbohydrate protein interactions.

Continual advances in hematopoietic cell transplantation (HCT) have greatly improved early transplantation-related mortality and broadened the applicability of this intense but curative therapy.

Together with improved fabrication technology, the use of rigorous theory has pushed diffractive optics beyond the limitations of the paraxial approximation, and therefore significantly broadened its applicability in optical engineering.

Development of cell targeting strategies will further advance cell vehicle applications, broaden the applicability of this delivery approach and potentiate therapeutic outcomes.

Applicability: JCS focuses on eye response, which broadens its applicability both for raters and for patients.

Our future work will aim to broaden the applicability of our results beyond those applications.

But, Congressional aides said, the bill repeals criminal market-manipulation penalties in the Federal Power Act that have never been used while broadening the applicability of civil financial penalties.

In Gitlow v. New York (1925), the due process clause was interpreted by the Supreme Court to broaden the applicability of the Bill of Rights' protection of speech to the states, holding both levels of government to the same constitutional standard.