Sentence examples for broadening does not from inspiring English sources

Since CO2, not bicarbonate, has been shown to be the product of the CODH reaction, observation of line broadening with bicarbonate and not CO2 suggests that HCO3− line broadening does not involve any step in CO oxidation.

We also show (vide infra) that a functional C-cluster, which is the active site for CO oxidation and CO2 reduction, is required for observation of any significant CO line broadening, also indicating that broadening does not originate from simple binding and release of CO from CODH-II.

"Broadening did not mean younger.

This puts a strain on Greece's balance of payments, but in theory such a vast exodus of youngsters should bring tremendous benefits to their home country by making them more sophisticated and broadening their minds— provided that at least some of them eventually come back.Sadly, the mind-broadening does not always happen.

He's keen to stress that broadening the range does not mean eroding the brand.

T2, mn can be slightly different as imperfect decoupling can lead to slight line broadening for S13C, which does not play a role for S12C.

This implies that turbulence does not broaden the CH reaction zone, and that flamelet concepts are justified in modeling the reaction zone associated with fuel decomposition.

John Mann, the Labour MP for Bassetlaw, tweeted: "If Ed Miliband does not broaden the Labour coalition to better include working class opinion then we cannot win a majority government".

But we still have to be careful that as feminism broadens its appeal, it does not lose its force, its bite, its ability to create real change.

While this is a good idea, provided that it is paid for with base-broadening so that it does not add to the deficit, it is important to look beyond corporations when thinking about the taxation of businesses.

The results show that varying the donor position in dyes also effectively works for DSSC application, even if it does not broaden the absorption peak in visible region (for both the dyes) due to the blocking of electron delocalization at 2,5-positions by acceptor units.