Sentence examples for increased widening from inspiring English sources

c Stage II: Progression of SLAC arthropathy with worsening osteoarthritic changes which now involve the entire radioscaphoid articulation (black arrows), and there has been increased widening of the scapholunate interval.

As this has happened, the effect of being in poor health on a person's chances of being in employment has increased, widening the employment divide between those with and without limiting long term illness.

After the temporal adjustment, the exposure variation increased, widening the IQR by > 50% for all pollutants (Table 2), thus giving greater statistical power to detect associations in the spatiotemporal models compared with the spatial models.

It can be seen from Fig. 7d that the generator frequencies of the third cluster have been rising continuously, which means the rotor speed is increased, widens the angle difference between itself and the other generator clusters gradually and eventually leads to instability at 0.4917 s.

X-ray computed tomography (CT) images of samples were taken at different time intervals to assess the phenomena responsible for the increased crack widening in macro-synthetic fibre reinforced concrete.

While the renovation has been successful in economic development, impacts on other aspects of society should be noted including unemployment, reduced availability of public health, increased inequality, widening income gap, increasing rural to urban migration [ 15, 16].

Aluminum increase widened the intercritical region and shifted it to higher temperature range.

Consequently, this increase widens sequence-structure gap rapidly [ 1, 2].

It became surface-richer with the increase in nano-particle amount so that catalytic reaction was increased by widened catalytic interface.

Finally, it is noteworthy that CO2 activation of the carbon aerogel prepared with para-toluenesulfonic acid as catalyst only increased and widened the microporosity and had virtually no effect on the mesoporosity.

It's a combustible concoction wherever it occurs: increasing productivity, widening inequality, and rising unemployment create tinder-box societies.