Sentence examples for a greater uptake from inspiring English sources

No Olympics has resulted in a greater uptake of sport by people living in the host city beyond the first few weeks after the games.

The government is being urged to introduce a package of measures – including nationwide smart-ticketing systems – to encourage a greater uptake in public transport, reduce congestion and improve traffic safety and the environment.

It's helping to create a greater uptake of augmented reality, fast becoming an entertaining medium with augmented reality gaming.

They also noted that there was a greater uptake of nanoparticles without any attached antibody, which they believed to be due to the smaller size.

Notably, LT-MTX/PANI NPs showed a greater uptake into SSTR-positive cancer cells and thereby better inhibited cell viability and induced higher levels of apoptosis than MTX, PANI NP, and MTX/PANI NP treatments did.

In other tissues, there is a consistent pattern in which data from four low-weight newborn patients (No. 3, 5, 6, and 7 on Table 1) show a greater uptake than that seen for all of the other patients.

"We had a great uptake in people taking up our lesson plans," he says.

"Initially we're expecting to have a great uptake within the insider community, but we've actually seen empirically in our beta tests that people who are not normally engaged with political news have gotten really into the type of analysis on the platform," Bromberg says.

Our findings reveal a significantly greater uptake of HoNOSCA, SDQ and C-GAS, which are measures advocated by a national Child and adolescent mental health services Outcome Research Consortium (CORC), and crucial to fulfil targets outlined in local commissioning policy (CQUIN).

Efforts have been directed at refining differential diagnosis and this study assessed the role of radioimmunoscintigraphy using the stripped mucin 3 (SM3) antibody that has a 17-fold greater uptake in malignant than benign ovarian tumours in vitro.

53 This is also underpinned by a belief that greater uptake leads to more cost effective screening programmes and consequently high uptake rates remain an important target for such screening providers.