Sentence examples for effect of broadening from inspiring English sources
The effect of broadening both the temperature and concentration distributions is to reduce the wall temperature and concentration gradients thereby reducing the heat and mass transfer rates at the wall.
Beyond adding much-needed curatorial flexibility to the museum's program, the move also has the important side effect of broadening the pool from which the museum might fundraise.
The administration chose not to do this, but in his remarks last week President Obama treated these two sets of organizations the same way and announced a policy that has the practical effect of broadening the exemption.
It had the effect of broadening the impact of the Obama administration's efforts to change the way such cases are handled, said Scott Lewis, a partner at the NCHERM Group, which advises schools on Title IX compliance.
If a value of m is chosen for this pole which is different from the pole of the end sections it will have the effect of broadening the band of good stopband rejection near to the cut-off frequency.
We applied this criterion on our data to get an idea about the effect of broadening the crisis concept on the number of identified crises.
We used data collected in 5880 untreated, community dwelling US men aged 65 years or above enrolled in the prospective Osteoporotic Fractures in Men (MrOS) study to determine the incremental effects of broadening the definition of osteoporosis and use of NOF derived FRAX intervention thresholds on the proportion of older men identified as candidates for drug treatment for fracture prevention.
Thomas's sorrows, terrible though they became, never had that effect; instead of broadening and renewing his gift, they eroded its early momentum.
PTMs are the chemical modification of a protein after its translation, and have wide effects on broadening its range of functionality [ 43].
FTIR analysis revealed that the reference oil experienced the highest degree of broadening effect and significant baseline offset at carbonyl region (1800 1600 cm−1) especially after 400 h of oxidation due to the presence of large quantity of oxidized carbonyl compounds in the oil (Fig. 6d).
Although the direct comparison with the previous results might not be possible since the important parameters affecting the axial resolution including the grating groove frequency, the pulse width and the objective (NA, magnification) are not the same as the setup used for this paper, we can make comparison of general trend of broadening effect.
