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The two-week labeling protocol in each of these studies encompassed a much longer period of ductal elongation than in our experiments and may have widened the distribution of LLRCs.
The harder and more important solution is to focus intensely and purposefully on increasing the number of — and widening the distribution of — high-quality schools across the district.
Combined with his proposal to lower corporate taxes, this would dramatically widen the distribution of income – and make the rich richer and the poor poorer.
Technology also is playing a role by widening the distribution of information and access to treatment in multiple channels.
Theoretically, such variability should widen the distribution of the distances measured in individual chromosomes (Fig. 7f i).
This means that while SITS narrows the distribution of mutations by letting the less damaged cells live longer and removing highly mutated cells, the T-SCE widens the distribution of mutations as it both widens the distribution of cell longevities and at the same time recombination makes cells "forget" about their history of exposure to DNA damage.
Because demographic stochasticity makes it harder for favored genetic values to permanently exclude less favored genetic values, it also widens the distributions of phenologies in the focal species, and its effects are similar to those of day-to-day environmental stochasticity.
We substantially widened the distributions (by assuming a small population of men) in order to increase the uncertainty associated with the test performance parameters.
Increasing silica content increases the viscosity, widening the spatial distribution of particles, but it improves the preservation of printed shapes.
Analysis by 10ths of predicted risk of mortality in England showed no widening in the distribution of cases.
Moreover, the widening geographic distribution of the infection and increasingly adventurous eating habits of visitors to such regions are likely to contribute to an increase in incidence.
