Sentence examples for broader spectra from inspiring English sources

To gain broader spectra for the device a chirped QD structure including three groups of quantum dots each dedicated to a ground state transition at wavelength 1285, 1243 and 1211 nm was designed.

Knowledge on the mechanism of action of these antimicrobial peptides provides information that assists in the design of antimicrobials with higher efficacy and broader spectra of action, but also on the design of peptides with higher specificity if required.

As evident in Tables 2 and 3, resistance to older aminoglycosides such as streptomycin, neomycin, and kanamycin was generally higher than resistance to newer aminoglycoides with broader spectra of antibacterial activity [11], such as gentamicin, amikacin, and tobramycin.

These new races with broader spectra of virulences have generated serious stripe rust epidemics in areas previously considered unsuitable for the disease, and have turned stripe rust into one of the most economically damaging wheat pathogens (Hodson 2011).

Neil1 repairs a much broader spectra of oxidative lesions than Ogg1, and thus, we investigated whether Neil1 could be involved in TNR instability by using R6/1 mice lacking exon 2 of Neil1 (R6/1/Neil1−/−).

Although there appeared to be a trend for a decrease in NAA/tCr in the globus pallidus of the exposed group, this decrease was not statistically significant, because 5 of 20 NAA results from these inherently broader spectra had %SD values from LCModel ≥ 25% and were thus excluded from the calculation.

However, most cover a far broader spectrum than the Baillies'.

"Celebrities come from such a much broader spectrum," she said.

Can it appeal to a broader spectrum of people?

The arts encompass a broader spectrum of our lives.

Hence, simulation addresses a broader spectrum of learning levels.