Sentence examples for widened the concept from inspiring English sources

The identification of yeast prions by Reed Wickner widened the concept.

A friend of Professor Heckscher's, Egon Verheyen, who is the Clarence J. Robinson Professor of Humanities at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., said that, through Panofsky, Professor Heckscher became "a disciple of the Warburg School, whose aim it was to widen the concept of a style-oriented art-historical discourse by placing the study of art in a cultural context".

The application of the concept of pathogen-derived resistance (PDR) has widened the horizons of virus control.

The recall campaign arises at a time when the concept of representative government is challenged by the way the communications revolution has widened the scope for direct democracy.

The contrasting campaigns widened the margin.

It widened the public discourse.

The new widened concept for the Big Data forecasting infrastructure i.e. an extended view of the infrastructure presented in [21] and [22] is depicted in Fig. 1.

This concept widens the role prevalently assigned to proline as secondary structure modulator (cis/trans isomerization) and accentuates its importance in pre-organizing the tertiary structure of globular proteins.

It also argues for a widening of the concept of administrative criminology.

With the widening of the concept of patient blood management (PBM), which aims to prevent the harmful adverse effects of the exposure to allogeneic blood, the importance of the ABT has once again gained interest.

Still further definitions are possible when we widen the range of relevant concepts, employing notions such as responsibility, being in the clear, and blameworthiness.