Sentence examples for accordingly widespread from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, widespread economic prosperity in a country greatly increases the chances that democratic government will succeed, whereas widespread poverty greatly increases the chances that it will fail.

Accordingly, widespread theoretical and empirical investigation reveals that the annual cycle of birds living in north temperate and high latitudes is characterized by pronounced temporal separation of the most intense phases of molt, breeding and migration, with little or no overlap between these activities at the individual level [3] [7].

Accordingly, widespread implementation of SBI has the potential to reduce a greater proportion of disease burden than even very effective treatment, a concept known as the prevention paradox (Rose 1981).

Accordingly, although widespread use of PSA testing has facilitated early detection of PC, it has also led to over diagnosis and overtreatment of many indolent tumors [ 3].

13 Accordingly, the widespread misconception that NAFLD is a mild disease with good prognosis has been highlighted 14 and it is likely that physicians will be more concerned when facing patients with elevated aminotransferases.

Accordingly, a widespread CT-Scan screening of occupationally asbestos-exposed populations could become a major public health option, only if it is possible to define reliably high-risk groups.

Delinquent behavior accordingly is less widespread in Eastern societies than in many Western ones (Greenberger et al. [2000]; Stewart et al. [1998]).

Accordingly, they have widespread use in e.g. imaging and medicinal chemistry.

Accordingly, prior to widespread implementation, the transfer to real-word settings should be evaluated with a scientifically valid design.

Accordingly, it is a widespread view that MHC class I ligands are predominantly recruited from cytosolic proteins, while transmembrane proteins only rarely donate MHC class I ligands [5] [7].

The Amazonian species are all thought to have very wide geographical distributions (e.g. B. altamazonica is purported to have a distribution including Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia [ 12]) and therefore large population sizes are assumed; such widespread species have accordingly been considered of "Least Concern" [ 59- 61].