Sentence examples for broadened such that from inspiring English sources

"Eventually, the targets broadened such that everyone was a target," Phelps-Roper said.

During the past 35 years, Title IX's scope has been broadened such that "on the basis of sex" is now considered to include sex-based harassment.

With the rapid expansion of ER schemes, the inclusion criteria has broadened, such that many schemes now include low risk patients who may not require the level of supervision provided by exercise referral.

In the event that anemone chemoreceptors for N-acetylated sugars are activated, the force response curve broadens such that maximal discharge occurs over a wider range of relatively small forces and then decreasing to baseline at 1.50 mN.

The study suggests that the disease centers' "empirical case definition has broadened the criteria such that some individuals with a purely psychiatric illness will be inappropriately diagnosed" with chronic fatigue syndrome, wrote Leonard A. Jason, a professor of community psychology at DePaul, and his colleagues.

Also, in the 13C NMR spectrum registered at 298 K, signals of the triazole ring carbon atoms C5d and C4d were broadened in such an extent that in practice they were not observed.

Disease definitions need to be broadened to such an extent that they are no longer by location.

After the addition of sevenfold molar excess RhoA, peaks corresponding to structured regions of EspM229 196 had broadened to such an extent that many were no longer visible and furthermore, addition of 5 mM GTP to the sample did not result in dissociation of the complex.

However, in addition to crystalline disorder (amorphous content), there are other intrinsic factors that influence peak broadening, such as crystallite size and non-uniform strain within the crystal.

Two events changed and broadened that public profile.

One area where Apple can greatly improve the lives of teachers is by broadening the Schoolwork app such that it makes IEP prep easier and, playing to Apple's core strength, more modern.