Sentence examples for results widening from inspiring English sources
Westar Energy, the owner of Kansas' biggest utility, will restate first-half results, widening its net loss for the period by $98.4 million, or $1.37 a share, after discovering accounting errors.
Whether you look at exam results, widening GCSE gaps, the issue of diversity at Oxbridge or the continuing supremacy of private school pupils in the arts and professions, the Gove/Morgan social justice mission looks flimsier by the day.
These results widened the understanding of the swirl fluid-dynamics and suggested that care must be taken when comparing duct designs having no geometrical similarity.
The comparison between LES, experimental and conventional RANS results widened the understanding of the test-bench fluid-dynamics and of the swirl generation process.
The here reported results widen the interest towards the use of small PNAs as effective anti-miRNA agents.
As a result, widening the eligibility criteria had to be accompanied by changing the primary outcome.
I followed people on social media and as a result widened the field to producers, artistic directors, literary associates, competitions, prizes, workshops and resources such as the BBC Writersroom and the Aerogramme Writers' Studio, and specifically for my region: Script Yorkshire and the West Yorkshire Theatre Network.
At Figure 4, we may see power spectral density (PSD) with resulting widened Doppler spectrum around frequency f D ≈54.7 Hz with Doppler spread of Δ f D =4.8 Hz (calculated from Equations 1 and 2).
Distraction of the IVD space results in widening of the foramina and thereby results in indirect decompression of the exiting L7 spinal nerves, it will limit motion and permit fusion [ 18].
This pole-canceling results in widening the bandwidth of the S&H up to the second pole.
This ion-exchange reaction results in widening the gap between the single sheets, enabling polymer chains to move in between them and the surface properties of each single sheet are changed widely [1, 35].
