Sentence examples for designed to broaden the from inspiring English sources

The takeover of Argos is designed to broaden the Sainsbury's product range and reduce its reliance on the highly competitive grocery market.

A pathway that allows growth on trehalose was rationally designed to broaden the substrate range of Gluconobacter oxydans.

The recombinant protein was designed to broaden the function spectrum of block binding activity to S. aureus adhesion.

Waypoints is a web-based digital archive designed to broaden the availability of the U.S. Coast Guard's collection of historical artifacts.

The first is a probabilistic boundary expansion (PBE) term designed to broaden the segmented area at the boundaries, which uses the feature asymmetry criterion.

A new grey incidence model, called the grey dynamic trend incidence model GDTIM t), is designed to broaden the scope of this type of model.

Xiaomi has traditionally tapped third parties to provide products that it rebrands and sells via its own channels, including its Mi.com site, but Mi Ecosystem is designed to broaden that program to accommodate more products, just like this bicycle.

These findings prompted legislation designed to broaden use at the turn of the millennium.

SCCT has been used to explain significant amounts of variance in the career choices of undergraduates from majority and URM backgrounds in science and engineering education (Lent et al., 2005, 2008, 2011; Byars-Winston et al., 2010) and is the basis of current interventions designed to broaden participation in the professoriate (Byars-Winston et al., 2011).

In March 2005, baseball and the players union organized the first World Baseball Classic, a 16-team international tournament designed to broaden interest in the sport.

But other members of the council described the plug-in as designed to broaden awareness of anarchist thought, thwart the spread of far-right beliefs, and insure that white-supremacist and racist ideas are contested wherever they appear.