Sentence examples for widening effect of from inspiring English sources

Whatever that music may sound like, it will represent one more ripple in the widening effect of technology on culture.

Malnutrition in the capital has risen to 12%, a sign of the widening effect of the crisis – food insecurity had been limited to warring rural areas.

Likewise, narrower folds along your collar or lapel also reduce the widening effect of these horizontal folds.

To understand the pore widening effect on the PL spectrum of those NAAMs, it is necessary to point out that the pore wall structure in NAA can be divided into three layers (Figure 4) namely, (1) outer layer (F centres from electrolyte impurities), (2) middle layer (F + centres from oxygen vacancies) and (3) inner layer (pure Al2O3 without PL centres).

The aim of this study was to examine the dental and skeletal widening effects of 2 surgically assisted rapid maxillary expansion (SARME) techniques after complete mobilization of the maxilla in patients with transverse maxillary hypoplasia and bilateral crossbite.

For the developing time shorter than 40 min, the "upper part of the apple core" of the later factor is dominated, exhibiting a decreasing trend of the widths of nanolines with time, and for longer developing time than 40 min, the widening effect dominated by the "rest part of the apple core" results in the increase of the nanolines width.

Burstein indicated that an increase of the Fermi level in the conduction band of a degenerated semiconductor leads to the energy band widening effect [17].

Perhaps providing triage after each follow-up may have resulted in a widening differential effect of the two methods over time.

However, in both sensitivity analyses, the confidence interval was widened for the effect of other DMARDs.

The book is structured as a pair of parallel narratives; this has the unfortunate effect of widening the distance between its two subjects, who lived in vastly different worlds and, by all accounts, never met.

"The decision will have the effect of widening the divide between executing states and symbolic states, states that have the death penalty on the books but rarely carry out executions," said Jordan M. Steiker, a law professor at the University of Texas.