Sentence examples for broadening rate from inspiring English sources
Additionally, the reference 2D band broadening rate with ε ((dFWHM2D /dε ref) is found experimentally to be ∼12 cm–1/% using the 514 nm laser excitation.
Hence, in the present study, the measured value of 2D band shift dω2D /dε is less than 25% of (dω2D /dε ref, while the broadening rate dFWHM2D/dε is nearly 75% of that of (dFWHM2D /dε ref.
So too with taxes, where Romney endorses a reduction in the corporate rate and the general idea of a base-broadening, rate-lowering overhaul (both good ideas) without entering the conservative bizarro world where the main problem with the tax code is that middle and working class "lucky duckies" aren't paying their fair share.
Such selection could cause some genes to have more extreme conservation and thus broaden the rate distribution.
Since the Km value for CO is well below the NMR detection threshold and since there is no observable dependence of the line width on CO concentration, it is reasonable to conclude that the broadening exchange rates are values at saturation.
The tax base was broadened and rates were lowered, but the overall tax burden remained unchanged.
The tax base should be broadened: top rates should fall and sales taxes should be extended to some services.
She said the IMF supported increasing or broadening the GST rate as long as the poor were compensated.
Second, cutting tax rates reduces the revenue gains from base broadening [because lower rates mean smaller deductions; thus, ending those deductions raises less rev].
With the regular levels of surfactant and co-stabilizer, the observed low polymerization rate, broadened molecular weight distribution, slow conversion of the RAFT agent, lower Np, and broadened particle size distribution could be well explained by the formation of these large oligomer particles and their prolonged existence.
Lew called for comprehensive business tax reform to lower the US corporate tax rate, broaden the tax base, close loopholes and simplify the tax system.
