Sentence examples for the further broadening from inspiring English sources

In addition, the doped impurities which induce the increase of the distance between two adjacent In-O layers also result in the further broadening of the full-width at half maximum of the emission peak.

Turning back to the XRD results in Figure 5 (i) and (ii), we realize that the approximately 22° diffraction peaks are partly contributed by the BN (002) peak at 26.8°, and the further broadening of the 22° peak after the addition of Fe(NO3 3 is due to the formation of more nitrides, leading to a stronger XRD signal of BN.

(And in his new season Mr. Bretherton branches out across the country, further broadening the menagerie).

Ionic liquids can also be used as the electrolyte, further broadening the field of materials that can be used to grow nanowires.

Recent studies suggest that NSAIDs may also contribute to beneficial effects against cancers of the gastrointestinal system, further broadening the potential for anti-inflammatory therapies [ 18].

Recently, metabolic roles have also been ascribed to the p53 family members p63 and p73, further broadening the impact of the p53 family on cell metabolism.

Interestingly, while our paper was under review, the principal authors of the FTLD-TDP genome wide association study published their observations that TMEM106B genotypes also seem to influence the development of cognitive impairment in ALS patients, further broadening the implications of the TDP-43 proteinopathy spectrum that binds FTLD and ALS (Vass et al., 2010).

Further broadening the gap is the fact that, on average, women at Stanford take their first CS class later than their male counterparts, often because they come to Stanford with less CS experience from their secondary schooling.

Krakoff launched his eponymous luxury line of ready-to-wear and accessories in 2010, further broadening the scope of the company.

Even farther out, the team hopes to solve "short text conceptualization," even further broadening the  scope of applications within search, advertising and AI.

The N.R.A., emboldened by a Supreme Court ruling asserting an individual constitutional right to bear arms, has turned its attention to further broadening the market, lobbying state legislatures to allow concealed weapons in churches, schools and other public places and to restrict the discretion of local police in granting gun permits.