Sentence examples for which could enlarge from inspiring English sources

So we need to change type of phone mount which could enlarge the area to the shaft.

His first pictures were torn from newspapers and reproduced on a digital photocopier, which could enlarge them by 400%.

The mono-dispersion spheres create significant mesopore which could enlarge the electrode/electrolyte interface for transfer reaction and also serve as "ion buffering reservoir" for high-rate delivery.

Moreover, studies also demonstrated that the pores of MOFs have a "breathing" effect which could enlarge the aperture size to some extent to allow the transferring of molecules (Serre et al. 2002).

Can you give us a lead on where to look for an image which could be enlarged?... Ellen Murphy, Brooklyn A. The photograph published here of your building as it looked in 1939 is from my collection.

In general the aim was to create an opening using minimum energy, which might be small, but which could be enlarged at follow up visits if deemed necessary.

For instance, the cost data collection could have been extended and more health systems research could have been planned to inform the effectiveness component which could have enlarged the range of health interventions for the cost-effectiveness analysis.

The discovery of novel ncRNAs by our combined computational approaches emphasizes the potential diversity of ncRNAs in Archaea, which could be enlarged by global RNomic approaches such as RNAseq technology.

The task force is to make its recommendation of two to five cities this morning to the U.S.O.C.'s 23-member executive committee, which could shrink or enlarge the list.

Several of them code for validated or potential therapeutic targets, which could contribute to enlarge our therapeutic armament in IBC.

With the Conservatives holding a big lead in opinion polls over the opposition Labour Party, Marr asked May whether she was tempted to call a snap general election, which could conceivably have enlarged her government's narrow majority in the House of Commons.