Sentence examples for value of broadening from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Purcell considered himself a strategic visionary who saw the value of broadening the distribution of financial products.

Thus "the study by Marazzi and colleagues shows the value of broadening the search for inhibitors of inflammatory responses," he says.

The associations of income-related social mobility with measures such as EQ-VAS and SWLS indicate the value of broadening oral health cohort studies through the inclusion of general health state measures, and the incorporation of higher level quality of life measures that tap into well-being such as satisfaction with life.

It should suppress speculative demand for housing by imposing an annual property tax on the market value of homes, broadening a pilot tax in Chongqing and Shanghai.

The engineering of their substrate specificity thus is of significant value to broaden the range of products that can be obtained.

Instrumental broadening and lattice distortion contributions were subtracted to values of peak broadening.

The present A-level "was a very successful qualification" and the AS was "valued in schools as a way of broadening the curriculum".

However, while the members of the CHMT recognised the importance of broadening criteria and values, they expressed their concerns about its feasibility in their own contexts.

By contrast, some members of the CHMT acknowledged the importance of broadening the criteria and values guiding the priority-setting process.

There's been a lot of broadening.

Indeed, as noted above, the width of the PL spectra of all CP/O300 nanocomposites is greater than the width of the spectra of the corresponding individual polymers, the main contribution to the broadening provides the states with higher energy, and the value of the broadening increases in transition from MEH-PPV (83 meV) to PPV (120 meV).