Sentence examples for a high level of use from inspiring English sources

A Google search of instances of "terrorist" and "terrorism" in English-language texts over the last 120 years or so shows an extraordinary spike in the early 1970s, and a high level of use since then.

This family may be achieving a high level of use because it generates forms and ways to facilitate interpretation of information, as argued by Porter [46].

The descriptive and matrices family may be achieving a high level of use because it generates forms and ways to facilitate interpretation of information, as argued by Porter [46].

Overall, respondents reported a high level of use and satisfaction with EHR functions facilitating transactional tasks such as electronic prescribing.

Indeed, a high level of use of educational games in spite of the limited current evidence for their efficacy will highlight the need for rigorous development and evaluation.

There is considerable public interest in complementary and alternative (CAM) treatments [ 7], including those for asthma, with surveys indicating a high level of use of all CAM treatments [ 8, 9] but in particular of herbal treatments [ 10, 11] for asthma.

Because infants with a higher level of use might tend to have higher frequency of seeking medical care, it is possible that this might bias the results towards higher estimates of bronchiolitis episodes.

However, we felt that significant unmeasured provider or panel level effects were less likely, given the strong association with SMR use seen in patient who changed to a new provider with a higher level of use.

The positive perceptions of the CLT found in group Hi, might result in a higher level of use in a longer perspective, but probably additional efforts from a change agent or the local management is still needed.

We found a high level of medication/supplement use by both groups and use of selective medications by individuals with CFS.

Website statistics show a three-fold increase in the number of visits to the site in the eleven months to January 2005, with a high level of repeat use, suggesting that users find the material relevant and useful.