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In the RDS spectra, InSb features were not observed clearly in room temperature, since the features of E0, E1, and E1+Δ1CPs are very broadening with few ML [24].

And that has made the books better and very much broadened the subject matter, too.

But his panel of experts very quickly broadened that mission, focusing instead on increasing motivation rather than test scores.

Recent developments very much broadened our knowledge and understanding of the mechanisms necessary for orderly gene expression (recent review: [ 43]).

Such control over bundling would very much broaden the range of moduli and pore sizes that can be acquired using our fiber based gels.

"The rules were broadened very slightly at the beginning of this year, because there was a wide agreement that there are some things that should appropriately be scored as development assistance, like training the military on human rights and sexual crime, which was not being scored as aid and was creating a perverse incentive.

Lastly, and very importantly, with the broadened tax base that such a system would create, there's room for each adopting country to lower its general corporate tax rate.

Many multilinguals report different personalities, or even different worldviews, when they speak their different languages.It's an exciting notion, the idea that one's very self could be broadened by the mastery of two or more languages.

Michael Grandage, the Donmar's artistic director who will also direct Jacobi, said he was "regularly made very aware" of how small the audience space was and the theatre had worked very hard at broadening access, from always making seats available on the night to the one year residency in London's West End last year which included Jude Law as Hamlet.

But at the same time we are trying very hard to broaden what we do -- to not just concentrate on politics and government and economics and those issues.

"This is very much about broadening access," says Chapman. "The government has been talking about 50% of young people going to university.