Sentence examples for broadened because from inspiring English sources

Some of Amgen's more recently issued patents, he said, had claims that had been broadened because Amgen knew of Transkaryotic's work.

The peaks are broadened because of the finite size of the nanocrystals.

As can be seen, the diffraction peaks are broadened because of the small size effect of the nanoparticles.

With the boron concentration increase, the bands of electronic transitions are broadened because of the delocalization of the acceptor states and their intensities are increased.

OECD also suggested that the basis of scientific disciplines has to be broadened because "many risk models assume that a hazard is linked from a well-identified source to a single endpoint in more or less linear fashion.

Both Te and α-TeO2 phases were already present in the "as received" Te powder, as shown in the XRD spectrum of Fig. 5b; however, in the case of the Te/PMMA film, the peaks are broadened because the sample was composed of nanoscopic Te grains, achieved at the end of the milling process.

It then introduces the concept of pulse broadening because of multimode dispersion and motivated the use of single-mode fibers.

The trade gap is broadening because of the growing disparity between the healthy U.S. economy and slow-growing economies abroad.

Since the Second World War the range has steadily broadened, and, because it is impossible to keep track of literature written in five hundred languages, the committee relies on a large network of scouts and translators.

"Our work has also probably broadened slightly because of these influences from different people, which I think is a good thing".

Staffing companies are a promising investment target for our broadened focus because they have their finger on the pulse of the talent needs of their clients.