Sentence examples for expanded width from inspiring English sources

WT caused severe necrotizing enteritis of the intestine, where it induced shortened villi heights accompanied by an expanded width and increased inflammation at 16 h infection, resulting in increased level of histopathological damage score, compared with control mice.

We developed custom multiwell plate configurations with expanded width (three wells: 2 × 12 area of 96-well format, see Figure 3A).

To achieve an improved stopband response including expanded stopband width, increased rejection level, and a smooth S11 phase response, a lowpass filter (LPF) is proposed based on the suspended microstrip line with naturally high characteristic impedance and the radial stub with intrinsic transmission zero.

Since then, the route has been expanded in width and extended by 15.5 km to Woodbine Avenue just south of Ravenshoe Road in the town of East Gwillimbury.

Embryos injected with tMO1 showed expanded somite width in a dose-dependent manner (Fig. 5B).

In the mature internode 9, both vascular and interfascicular regions expanded in width, and secondary cell wall development was almost complete (Fig.  1f).

And then you'd expand the width of the N.H.L. rink, to make room for this hulking generation of speedsters, with their light sticks and canny coaches.

Besides, the superposition of two film stacks effectively expands the width of the forbidden band against ultraviolet light.

It could use that to expand the width and height of the feed so it could show more stories and bigger images.

The results showed that the harder interphase region dissolved into the softer interphase region (both regions being harder/stronger than the matrix) expanding its width after aging in water.

We have chosen to expand the width of the corridors considering the comparison among sizes of 2.4 m, 3.6 m and 4.8 m. Figure 10 represents the three different fundamental diagrams in case of groups: these results are in tune with the above mentioned theory about the dependency between maximum reachable flow and the width of a corridor.