Sentence examples for broadened the potential from inspiring English sources

With the coming of universal literacy the penny press broadened the potential audience immensely, and then TV and radio multiplied it again.

Primary care interest societies have broadened the potential remit of GPwSIs, delineating roles in a wider range of clinical areas and involving a more strategic role than was originally envisaged [ 10, 11].

In the present study, we found that the EGFR pathway increased MUC5AC expression in HIBECs, which broadened the potential role of EGFR cascade in stone formation of biliary system.

Furthermore, our findings broaden the potential role of MAIT cells beyond bacterial responsiveness to potentially include viral infections and other inflammatory stimuli.

Initially the scheme had been aimed only those young people unemployed for more than nine months, and in a bid to broaden the potential client group, this number had to be reduced to six months.

In June, Porsche will add two versions with V-6 engines at $75,000 and up, broadening the potential market from the truly rich to the simply well-to-do.

With this new application, we broaden the potential uses of a/LCI by demonstrating high-throughput measurements and by probing aspherical nuclei.

Furthermore, the MnO2 nanowire layer coated on the graphene layer could significantly suppress the oxygen evolution reaction, broadening the potential window of water stability.

Red blood cell drug carriers, after many decades of progress, are now poised to enter the clinic and broaden the potential application of RBCs in blood transfusion.

In addition, the JOBS Act broadens the potential investor base for growing biotech companies by increasing the SEC private shareholder limit, giving them more investor options to finance their early-stage research.

But putting it online dramatically broadens the potential audience, making it possible for hidden gem artists who aren't necessarily the best at self-promotion to increase their reach.