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Examples of broadened

broadened

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

To preview the paper's results, the growth model with a broadened quality-of-life measure exhibits a number of non-trivial departures from the standard case.
In this study, the interview additionally contained a broadened section on worry (see below) that was obligatory for all participants.
By incorporating national covenantal ideology into state oaths, exponents broadened the boundaries of political participation and sacralized the grounds for national allegiance.
This framework is broadened in section 2 of the paper by addressing the impact of 'individual failure' as an issue quite separate from 'market failure'.
Against this background, the research focus was broadened to include wider political processes.
My knowledge of listening devices, microphones, hydrophones and accelerometers has broadened; the ease with which sounds can be transmitted digitally today is amazing.
If both the isomers are separated, yields decrease by 50 %, if they are not separated, distance distributions are broadened.
However, librettists quickly broadened their palette of dramatic themes.
In response to these criticisms, it has often been suggested that the income variable needs to be broadened.
Thus, the level of noticing and language awareness was broadened.
This socio-cultural definition of disability, while originally developed with reference to people with physical disabilities, was later broadened to include sensory and intellectual impairments.
For instance, the car considerably broadened leisure possibilities.
For younger children a broadened definition that includes physical actions may provide a more developmentally appropriate, comprehensive assessment.
It provides a means of providing a browsing tool for which, at any time, browsing criteria can be interactively refined or broadened.
Local deference ensures that the scope of local political conflict is only minimally broadened in the state legislature.
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