Sentence examples for contribution to broadening from inspiring English sources
As the United States and Russia commit themselves to nonproliferation, a proposal by European NATO members to reduce and withdraw tactical nuclear weapons would be an important contribution to broadening this bilateral effort to reduce the number of nuclear weapons in the world.
The use of inter-subspecies crosses has made an additional contribution to broadening the genetic diversity of hybrid rice and played an important role in the breeding of super rice hybrids in China.
In this equation the contribution to broadening by internal strains and imperfections is not accounted.
We note that the fit to the 2D peak was only marginally improved using a Voigt function, which suggests only a small contribution to broadening from the instrument.
The absorption of graphene is only 2.3% per layer at visible and NIR wavelength, which makes a little contribution to broaden the full width at half maximum (FWHM) of plasmon resonance.
I have been greatly impressed with Olden's significant contributions to broadening the scope of public health sciences, as reflected in the evolution of EHP into an exemplary, innovative, and internationally highly respected journal on environmental health sciences.
Further UV detection was replaced by a triple quadrupole (QQQ) MS in order to evaluate its contribution to band broadening.
The 10 articles in the issue provide a succinct presentation of the many contributions the field brings to broadening the knowledge base and investigating strategies for disease prevention in the realm of mental illness.
These are extra column contributions to peak broadening.
Explorations of capsule size, geometry and operating conditions using the model and experiment were used to identify possible causes of inhomogeneous flow and their contributions to band broadening.
For these sharper peaks it is necessary to separate the contributions to peak broadening from finite crystal size and crystal defects, so the extrapolation procedure described in reference [ 27] (see Methods) was employed.
