Sentence examples for use widened from inspiring English sources

Cyclists can also use widened bus lanes.

Over the last 10 years, Taser use has widened from use by firearms officers in situations justifying armed intervention to other trained police officers.

Last year their use was widened to include situations not deemed serious enough for bullets, though the weapons remained restricted to firearms officers.

Under former corrections minister John Elferink restraint use was widened in the NT youth justice system, with an open definition of "approved restraints" left up to the corrections commissioner of the day to decide.

Visualize how your current situation fits into the larger picture of your career, and use this widened perspective to inform your short-term business moves.

The systematic use of widened diagnostic testing criteria doubled the numbers of MODY case subjects identified compared with current clinical practice.

But privacy advocates and technology companies are saying that the language used greatly widened the scope of the bill.

For example, bioprospecting novel species using FACS widened the current portfolio of available strains for drug discovery and biomass production in large-scale production systems.

This path was later used and widened by the first European settlers.

For this reason, regulatory authorities (e.g., EMA and FDA) allow using a widened acceptance range for Cmax for highly variable drugs [ 26, 25].

The simulation study that examined RD demonstrated that when events are rare, using RD widened confidence intervals and thus lowered statistical power compared to other methods [ 17].