Sentence examples for wider up from inspiring English sources

On the terraces, mono and bilayers cover the majority of the surface and are much wider (up to 100 nm).

The nanosheets, which were attached to the facetted nanowires, grew wider (up to approximately 10 μm) with increasing deposition time, as shown in Figure 3d.

We found that flexion gaps were larger than extension gaps in most of the cases, and the PCL resection made flexion gaps wider (up to 7 mm).

The BMW's track, or the space between the opposing wheels, is 1.2 inches wider up front and 1.6 inches in back.

Bulls are about 100 kg (220 pounds) heavier than cows, and their horns are thicker and usually wider, up to 100 cm (40 inches) across, with a broad shield (only fully developed at seven years) covering the forehead.

The columella hyphae are 1.5 14 µm wide (occasionally wider, up to 34 µm), thick-walled, often with narrow lumen.

State government's perception that NGOs working in the health sector have low capacity slowed wider up-scaling.

The wider up-scaling of this knowledge through modelling to the landscape level can then be used to enhance the scientific basis for environmental economic modelling, providing a basis for sound decision making that optimises environmental benefits and enhance farmers' income security [ 47].

In this case, the principle means anyone seen coughing in the first act will wide up dead by the end of the episode.

Pre-1987 there were very wide (up to 5 fold) differences in rates between the youngest age group and the oldest, although subsequently these rates started to converge.

A wide up-regulation is also observed for the category translation (Wilcoxon p-value < 10-6).