Sentence examples for much broader region from inspiring English sources

A global array would be able to pinpoint the cosmic source of any detected gravitational waves, over a much broader region of the sky.

… A global array would be able to pinpoint the cosmic source of any detected gravitational waves, over a much broader region of the sky," Bagla wrote.

In contrast, the enumerated ring assemblies were found to occupy a much broader region centered in-between the rod, disc and sphere vertices of the shape space isosceles triangle (Figure 7). Figure 7 PMI ring assembly shape distribution plot.

In the western part of the Tokai region where the slow slips occur, the reflective zone is located at depths of approximately 30 km and is extended over a much broader region in the down-dip direction than in this study (Iidaka et al. 2004).

When the magnetic field has null points, the parallel electric field occurs on the separator field line joining the null points, but if null points are absent, then the region of parallel electric field typically extends over a much broader region.

The new analysis covers a much broader region of Europa's surface.

Second, these candidates were identified from a highly refined genomic region, as narrow as 0.54 Mb (with an average of 6 genes per region), which is extremely more precise than those chosen from a much broader linkage region (about 20 Mb).

Metal phosphonate ion dipole interactions were much stronger and more temperature persistent than the hydrogen bonding in the phosphonic acid derivatives, which were manifested by a much broader rubbery region in their viscoelastic behavior.

Whereas for the tetramer, the overlapped part in center begins to uncoil, and the pulling force approaches a much broader transition region, where the structure becomes significantly stiffer and eventual fails by interdimer sliding.

In contrast, the expression of the posterior Hox gene is found in all three germ layers in a much broader posterior region of the embryo.

Forewing costal region much broader than subcostal region on proximal half: (0) yes (Aspöck et al. [ 27]: Figure eighteen); (1) no.