Sentence examples for applied more extensively from inspiring English sources

Why is this resourcefulness, skill and desire for betterment not applied more extensively?

There and in the bookmaking industry of Korea, where the method was applied more extensively during the 15th century, the ideographic type was made initially of baked clay and wood and later of metal.

But Mr Otto believes the technology could be applied more extensively.

This suggests that ALMPs should be applied more extensively for this group than was the case in Denmark during our estimation period.

As coasting can be applied more extensively on line sections with descending slopes, the effect of hybridisation in these cases is generally stronger than on line sections with ascending slopes.

Mixed infusion of multi-isotopes for simultaneous measurement of plasma albumin synthesis and breakdown rate is an effective and feasible method of albumin dynamic assessment, which is worthy of being applied more extensively.

The finding: Slaveholding plantations of the 19th century used scientific management techniques and some applied them more extensively than the factories thought to be their originators.

The respondents from small health centres applied sealants more extensively on suspected or detected enamel caries in 1991 than did those from large health centres.

However, recent improvements in such technologies, such as click chemistry, have been applied to more extensively study sub-proteomes of a complex biological context rather than focusing on one single enzyme.

The same, of course, applies much more extensively to any straight married couple that uses contraception: they too are undermining what National Review believes to be the core reason for civil marriage.

Moreover, one of the main reasons for not applying models more extensively for dose-regimen selection processes is the concern regarding model bias and hypotheses, i.e., doubts that the model is a correct representation of the system (Table 1, RP1, CS1).