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Hence, the unit of analysis is widened from sectoral systems of innovation to socio-technical systems.

The focus is widened from the corridors of Whitehall to the selling of the war on both sides of the Atlantic.

As in 46, if the standardFoc is less clean than the standardAlt, the domain of being clean is widened from rooms that are at least as clean as rooms without garbage and with only few stuff piled up (i.e., the standardAlt) to the set of rooms that are at least as clean as rooms without garbage but with much stuff piled up (i.e., the standardFoc).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07901.026 Compared to that of G-CPV, the opening (or 'gate') leading to the GTase site and coupled to the putative mRNA releasing hole (Yu et al., 2011) is widened from 13 to 15 Å in t-CPV, likely to accommodate nascent mRNA.

It can be generally said that this gap is widening: from 2006 to 2008 the percentage of e-shoppers in the EU rose from 27%to33%3%, but cross-border e-commerce remained stable at about 6%.

The loss estimate was widened from 10 cents after Toys RR" Us cut its forecast in July.

From 1957 to 1971 Gaillard Cut (also called the Culebra Cut) was widened from its original 300 feet (90 metres) to 492 feet (150 metres).

If the concept of value in public procurement was widened from its cost focus, it could become a powerful development tool.

The terms of the public inquiry have been widened from only looking at the cause of the fire and why it spread so fast.

The scope of DiasNet has been widened from being used by clinicians to give advice on insulin dose, to also being used by patients as a tool for education and communication.

We live on an island, so there aren't a lot of places I can open it up, but the highway from Kapalui to Kihei is being widened from two lanes to four.