Sentence examples for effect widened from inspiring English sources

This might be due to the ambitious national "Energiekonzept" released in 2010 [27] that, as a side effect, widened the scope for municipalities.

This frequency-dependent effect widened the adaptive valley that needs to be crossed when cooperators evolve in a population of defectors (see Discussion for a more detailed treatment of the term adaptive valley).

The colonnade along the lane can be used by anyone, in effect widening the street, and on the far side of the podium a view opens up to the churchyard of Wren's St Stephen Walbrook.

Lawyers pointed out that by using the phrase "authorised persons" in the language of the bill the government was in effect widening out the FSA's remit to crack down on banks to other firms.

The between-sector effect widens inequality via the union wage premium.

This effect widens the defect-based subband gaps and decreases their PL activity in the visible range.

As the inhibitor loading increases, the maximum scattering cross section increases sharply, and the difference between the measured and predicted inhibition effect widens, suggesting that particle formation is the cause of the deviation.

The range of estimated employment effects widened, in part because the state variation in minimum wages presented researchers with a greater variety of ways to estimate employment effects.

As it will be shown in the next section, considering the total indirect effects widens the difference between the gross bilateral balances of trade and the value-added bilateral balances, mostly because of the way each NAFTA member is integrated with the rest of the world.

But the grip of tobacco companies has weakened, she said, and knowledge about smoking's harmful effects has widened.

And clearly had an effect in widening your popularity in the state.