Sentence examples for major broad from inspiring English sources

Raman spectra show the same features in all of the three samples discussed here: a major broad band at 337 cm−1 with a shoulder at 362 cm−1 (Figure 5) as well as small bands at 234 cm−1 and 471 cm−1.

Some of the major broad, open questions in the field, in which we can expect progress, include: What are the genetic pathways and mutations associated with oncogenesis that result in heterogeneity of brain tumors, and how can these be carefully examined and probed both experimentally and mathematically?

In comparison with aldose standards, it is obvious that the major broad peak in HPLC graph of HF-15 at a retention time around 5.5 min corresponds with the mixture of aldoses, including glucose (5.697 min), galactose (5.287 min), and mannose (5.653 min).

The model represents the parasite lifecycle, flock dynamics and the response of individuals with different susceptible and resistant genotypes to the major broad-spectrum classes of anthelmintic available in the UK.

The roads around the building were closed for months after the fire, including a portion of two of Philadelphia's major streets, Broad and Market.

The Rochdale Canal one of the major navigable broad canals of Great Britain passes along Milnrow's north-western boundary which divides it from the village of Wardle and districts of Belfield and Castleton in Rochdale.

After discussion with physicians in related fields, we believed that inpatient NHI data on disease diagnosis were adequate for this study, which looks into major and broad disease categories.

Though the Health Hill construction program is immense, its major financiers and broad scope are familiar to residents.

"The earthquake has caused major damage in broad areas in northern Japan," Kan said during an emergency news conference.

Like many major philanthropists, Mr. Broad said he considered such gifts an illustration of the Chinese proverb: "Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day.

The main ring system shows structures on many scales, ranging from the three broad major rings named C, B, and A (in order of increasing distance from Saturn)—that are visible from Earth down to myriad individual component ringlets having widths on the order of kilometres.