Sentence examples for widened spectrum from inspiring English sources

Conjugated 13-valent vaccine (PCV13) of widened spectrum of activity has been created as a response to an increasing number of infections caused by nonvaccinal serotypes [ 8].

As casualties mount, there is bound to be increasingly militant opposition to White House war policies among a widening spectrum of US citizens, including serving GIs.

Gaining back lost pounds is every dieter's nightmare, of course, and "Big Life" takes its place in a widening spectrum of obesity television.

Then he worked with his friends; now he meets new people, goes new places, makes new friends, and his series reflects the widening spectrum of his experience, even secondhand.

Last year we introduced next generation sequencing to accelerate patient diagnosis and to widen spectrum of analysed genes.

He stressed that despite the widening spectrum of Jewish public opinion, the majority of Jews hold various political positions within a pro-Israel framework.

These new complications suggest a widening spectrum of ophthalmic complications in dengue infection.

As the architecture of complex traits incorporates a widening spectrum of genetic variation, analyses integrating common and rare variation are needed.

Given the widening spectrum of genetic variation demonstrated to be associated with common, complex traits, there is a need for genetic models integrating common and rare variants.

For example, the Heart of Soweto study [ 27] has uncovered distressing statistics that point to a widening spectrum of both traditional forms of infectious heart disease as well as non-communicable forms more commonly seen in developed countries.

Our findings thus support the notion for a tumor suppressor role of PRDM1 in a widening spectrum of lymphoid tumors, and the potential importance of PRDM1 inactivation in EBV-associated malignancies.