Sentence examples for much broader distribution from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, in the Central Alps where the Ivrea Body is absent, much broader distribution of crustal shortening results in lower surface elevation.

Mr. Pecker said that Men's Fitness, which is moving to New York, and Natural Health, which recently moved to Los Angeles from Boston, would receive $12 million in investment and much broader distribution at Wal-Mart and health food stores.

We show that flow pattern modifications control the apparent ages evolution in the first pumping year when the residence time distribution is modified from a piston-like distribution to a much broader distribution.

E1.NH2 and E1.NHAc exhibited only minor deviations from ideal structures and, respectively, displayed a narrow distribution; while E1.N(Gly)OH had a much broader distribution centered around 14±3 glycidol substituents.

The thin electroless Ni P films have ultra-fine grain size (7 nm) and a yield strength of ∼2.5 GPa, whereas the thicker electrodeposited Ni films exhibit a much broader distribution with average grain size of 116 nm and strong (1 0 0) texture in the plating direction, resulting in a yield strength of ∼1 GPa.

That means a more diverse roadmap and more importantly, a much broader distribution strategy with more partnerships.

In only judging areas that are identified by more than half of the 30 'suitable' future model projections, it is important to note that we may be overestimating actual climate impacts, since much broader distributions of suitable habitat were obtained when using lower thresholds (not shown).

The production and decay parameters, instead, have much broader distributions.

Although the intensity distribution within the images is similar to the previous experiment (c.f. Figure 16A ), the increased relative changes indicated by the much broader distributions and the shift of the peak of the distribution to the right in Fig. 16 B is evident.

The youngest age group shows a much broader length distribution, suggesting that these regions did not have enough time to evolve towards the equilibrium distribution seen for older regions.

Interestingly, the temperature-dependence of KIEint for these two steps revealed that step 6 (Scheme 3) requires a well-defined and narrowly distributed ensemble of DADs, while step 4 has a longer and much broader DAD distribution.