Sentence examples for which remains wide from inspiring English sources

The mainstream parties' response to Ukip will shape the general election, which remains wide open.

The soluble bacterial CYP51 orthologue from Mycobacterium tuberculosis lacking the N-terminal transmembrane domain demonstrates the extreme solvent exposure of the heme prosthetic group due to the bent I-helix and the unusual conformation of the BC-loop, which remains wide open even when inhibitors or substrate analogues are bound in the active site.

He declined to patent the solution, which remains in wide use.

For its German premiere, in Leipzig in 1826, Theodor Hell created a German adaptation closely based on Wieland, which remains in wide use.

Dr. Richard J. O'Reilly, a pediatric oncologist and chairman of pediatrics at Sloan-Kettering, said that Dr. Tan's "enormous discipline and stalwart support for promising drugs" was instrumental in the acceptance of daunomycin, which remains in wide use.

The margin in the popular vote was 60.3 percent to 31.4 percent, which remains the widest differential in history.

It forms oil in water emulsion which remains stable at wide range of pH, temperature and salinity.

It has high electrical resistance, which remains almost constant over a wide temperature range.

Genome-wide association studies for breast cancer have identified over 40 single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), a subset of which remains statistically significant after genome-wide correction.

The figures suggest that the number of new graduate jobs is now rising at a significantly higher rate than the wider job market, which remains stagnant.

Oil prices remain under pressure, but the consumer benefits of lower energy prices and higher disposable income have yet to filter through to the wider equity market, which remains unremittingly negative in the face of further prospective asset sales by oil exporting countries' sovereign wealth funds.