Sentence examples for which widens as from inspiring English sources

These tables show the gap between the two formulations, which widens as the scenario size and uncertainty level increase along with a decrease in reliability level.

Another form of traditional cut reported was an incomplete version of the 'long cut' in which the foreskin is only partially dissected, leaving a 'V' shape at the distal edge of the foreskin which widens as the young male grows and which is commonly referred to as a 'V cut'.

But the piece is as much about coastal planning and policy as science, which widens the range of voices that are suitable.

Alternatives such as Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty (PTCA), which widens the restricted vessel, are generally preferred for single vessel and anatomically uncomplicated cases [7, 8].

We identified here another important characteristic of rotenone as a tumor sensitizer in TRAIL-based cancer therapy, which widens the application potential of rotenone in disease therapy.

Buildings appeared on both sides of the High Street, which widened significantly as it passed the manor house and church, and the market's position on a long-distance through road enabled it to thrive.

In 1936 he advocated a united front with the Communists, which widened in 1938 as an anti-Fascist popular front, resulting in his expulsion from the Labour Party.

Also weighing on the market was a report on the trade deficit in the United States, which widened more than expected as demand for imports surged.

Graphene layers with silica pillars which widen the interlayer distance and functionalize the space as micropores have been prepared as one of the new porous carbon materials.

As ϵ increases two branches of solutions emerge from the solutions in the homogeneous case, which widen for larger values of ϵ.

Consumption may be growing faster than the NSS suggests, but inequality has probably widened as well, which means that the poor are not benefiting from growth in full measure.