Sentence examples for broadened substantially from inspiring English sources

But since 1995, Professor Bibby said, acceptance has broadened substantially.

But the definition of abuse has broadened substantially since the 1960s.

What defines a treehouse for you? A. My definition of a treehouse has broadened substantially.

Mr. Khodorkovsky's lawyers say they cannot address the financial accusations specifically, because the case appears to have broadened substantially and because the process is skewed against them.

In another phase, the site will be broadened substantially, with content tied to Advance Publications' midbrow titles -- Mademoiselle, Jane and Glamour -- as well as its men's magazines, GQ and Details.

But it can obviously be broadened substantially.

In disease, this distribution can broaden substantially so that individual alveoli can have ratios that markedly deviate from the ratio of 1 to 1. Any deviation from the usual clustering around the ratio of 1 to 1 leads to decreased blood oxygenation the more disparate the deviation, the greater the reduction in blood oxygenation.

This represents a unique opportunity to broaden substantially the range of antibody-based cancer therapeutics.

As the duration of the photophase is incrementally increased, the phase distribution of SCN neurons broadens substantially, until in LD20 4, a population of mostly-core neurons and a population of mostly-shell neurons are 6 12 hr out-of-phase with each other, somewhat resembling rodent LDLD bifurcation experiments.

Additionally, PRE measurements under complete denaturation conditions using both high urea and NaCl concentrations were not possible because of substantial viscosity effects (and thus substantially broadened NMR signals).

The museum, which declined to name the previous owner, said the acquisition had substantially broadened its permanent collection.