The zone of reduced density at the base of the neck had broadened to include almost the entire neck of the femur.
Its scope was almost immediately broadened to include, in addition to the foreign mission interest, a concern for home missions, education, and the publication of religious periodicals.
I am always struck that many of our players, if not all of them, can remember the point in time when the WNBA came into existence, and their pool of role models -- that up until that point were almost all men -- were broadened to include women.
In parallel, the functional nature of the genes considered in pharmacogenetic research broadened from drug-metabolizing enzymes to almost all other classes, such as drug transport, DNA-repair, cell-cycle regulation and signal transduction [ 4].
In 1D spectra of the 19-mer duplex acquired between 0 and 40 °C in D2O, a broad peak for G32H8 is observed at 0 °C, which further broadened initially, almost disappearing as the temperature was increased to 20 °C, and then sharpened above 30 °C.
Notably, the KBr pellet data of 2 were characterized by a broadened and almost featureless peak pattern (see the Supporting Information), which sometimes occurs for this class of compounds in the solid state.
SANA, Yemen — The Obama administration wants to help Yemen do more than hunt down Islamic terrorists, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told this fragile Arab country on Tuesday as she sought to broaden a relationship almost wholly defined by American concerns that Yemen is a staging ground for plots against the United States.
Almost 90 law firms and legal departments have signed up to Prime, an initiative committed to broadening access to the legal profession, which offers work experience to students from less privileged backgrounds.
With excellent flexibility and mobility, it broaden the working range from only offices to almost everywhere.
Furthermore, the RL are relatively stable and the bandwidth is broadened almost covering the whole investigated frequency at elevated temperature of 353 473 K.
