Sentence examples for broadened the extent from inspiring English sources

The recent success of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) has broadened the extent of the potential target molecules in cancer immunotherapy.

The third, systemic turn in DD development has broadened the extent of deliberation, not as a one-off process but as a larger complex entity of the democratic system.

In the presence of oxygen, the linewidth of the EPR lines is broadened; the extent of broadening depends on pO2 (Swartz et al, 1993; Swartz and Clarkson, 1998).

In the presence of oxygen, the line-width of the EPR lines is broadened; the extent of broadening depends on pO2 (Swartz et al, 1993; Swartz and Clarkson, 1998).

AOL Time Warner said yesterday that it had turned up several additional improper transactions at its AOL division, broadening the extent of its acknowledged accounting problems and restating its reported revenue down by $190 million over a two-year period that ended this summer.

This may mean that these are tools that can be used fairly readily to broaden the extent of participation in FTA.

Although the available data for plants is much less than those for mammals, such the mechanically-induced proteomic analysis broadens the mechanotransductive extents in plant sciences.

But, as looks which not long ago would have been considered outlandish have edged into the consciousness of ordinary women, Illamasqua has seen its appeal broaden to the extent that within just 10 months it has become the second-best performing brand in Selfridges' vast London beauty department, beaten only by long-established global favourite MAC.

A bulldozer broadened the gaps.

Congress then extended and broadened the credit.

But Ms. Kagan broadened the faculty ideologically.