Sentence examples for as readily adopted from inspiring English sources

However, sharing has not been as easy (or as readily adopted) as advocates have suggested.

While the idea has been around since the 1950s and HRAs are commonly performed in the workplace, they have not been as readily adopted by the US health-care system.

Are advertisers in Latam as readily adopting video as they are here in the U.S.? They definitely are, and we’re particularly well-positioned [to capitalize on the interest], with sales forces in markets such as Brazil, Mexico and Argentina, as well as the.Fox Networks online ad network, and close relationships with TV advertisers.

Few consumer technologies have been so readily adopted as filmless electronic cameras.

Finally, the results provide organizations a practical framework for not just driving adoption of SCRM technologies, but also selecting which SCRM technologies will be most readily adopted, as a consequence of direct and indirect network externalities.

Significant technological hurdles to the implementation of intra-operative MRI-guided BT make it more likely that multimodality fusion will be readily adopted as a means to deliver focal or whole-gland BT.

Detention should always be a last resort but, in many cases, it is too readily adopted as an immediate response to antisocial or disruptive behaviour by children and adolescents, as if removing them out of sight and out of mind is a goal in itself, rather than an unintended consequence.

Both food security and community food security have been readily adopted as part of public health programmes led by non-governmental bodies, civil society organizations, scholars and governments responding to growing food insecurity among marginalized populations (Koc et al. 2008; Ashe and Sonnino 2012; van Elsland et al. 2012).

A number of phylogenetic studies have shown that the taxonomic separation between the Triticeae and purple false brome is much less than between them and rice [ 51- 53], which is the reason why purple false brome has been so readily adopted as a model genome for the Triticeae [ 53- 55].

Kukulska-Hulme et al. (2011, p. 19) note that mobile technologies will not necessarily be readily adopted for learning, as there are a variety of barriers to adoption.

The former readily adopted Buddhist meditation as a technique (one that requires no religious conversion), but the latter (notably in Japan) seldom borrowed anything from Christianity.