Sentence examples for remarkable broadening from inspiring English sources

The field of neuroscience is enjoying a rapid expansion in scope, coupled with a remarkable broadening of conceptual approaches, scientific tools, and clinical applications.

Furthermore, a remarkable broadening of the PL spectra of the Si-C18H37 C-C18H378H37 NPs after their dispersion in the LPLs takes place, too, at 85 and 60 meV, respectively.

A remarkable broadening of peak at around 350 nm to 550 nm is indicative of polydispersity of the particles in the polymeric matrix.

With increasing MA duration, the originally sharp diffraction lines of the powders show a remarkable line broadening and an intensity reduction compared to the S0 sample.

Remarkable line broadening phenomenon, LBP observed in the 1H NMR spectra of poly(1) and poly(2) prepared at 0 °C or 40 °C, and poly(3) prepared at 40 °C was correlated with the polymerization temperature and the radical concentration generated in the polymer.

The luminescent mesoporous core-shell nanospheres exposed remarkable splitting with broadening in the emission transition 5D4 → 7F5 (543 nm).

The exhibition includes two remarkable films, to broaden our understanding of the social decay.

Perry displayed a remarkable blend of precision and freedom in "The Color Wheel," broadened its spectrum in "Listen Up Philip," and brought it to an excruciating intensity in "Queen of Earth".

Remarkable advances in the high throughput technologies enable researchers to broaden their research focuses from a single gene/protein to global gene/protein expression profiles.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01440.004 A remarkable feature of Nv eve expression is that the posterior stripe 6 broadens significantly at about 10 hr AEL, before generating six additional stripes with single-segment periodicity, allowing the embryo to reach 16 individual segmental stripes by the time the germ band is fully extended.

The line broadening due to the intermediate exchange regime is known to be most remarkable when a half amount of protein is in a free form and another half amount of protein is in a complex form.