Sentence examples for effects broaden from inspiring English sources

Such effects broaden our understanding of how Fe and overall cellular metabolism are integrated.

But the parties seem to be convincing themselves that banging on about fat cats (in Labour's case) and immigrants (in the Conservatives' case) can in effect broaden their political base.

Due to nearly identical skeletal structures, most of the diffraction peaks of Mo6S4I6 and Mo6S2I8 nearly match, leading to a broadening of the peaks in addition to the size effect broadening.

Examples of the smoothing effect broadening simple peaks are presented in Supplementary Figure 7 in the Supporting Information where peaks defined with one or five points are smoothed with different SG windows (the five points peak series is inverted).

Most important, these markets would bring new revenues to Twitter, extend its network effects, and broaden its footprint ultimately positioning the company more favorably for a public offering.

In the proximity of the iron, paramagnetic effects can broaden lines and render resonance identification difficult.

Future research may involve changing our focus from pain transmission and neural tissue effects, and broaden the evaluation of PRF to different cell lines and tissue types.

Cadillac tried, in effect, to broaden its brand by keeping prices stable and going for volume.

(Zn particulates as the solidification products of molten plumes were significantly formed via PLA in air rather than in vacuum, because the former process has a significant air-breaking effect to broaden the beam and hence to produce more molten Zn particulates covered with ZnO condensates in order to prevent from complete oxidation).

Among the many joys of urban pedestrianism, they sharpen my understanding of art's sensory effects while broadening my appreciation of the aesthetic byproducts of more workaday activities.

Knowledge of the scope of arsenic-associated health effects has broadened; arsenic leaves essentially no bodily system untouched.