Sentence examples for becomes less widespread from inspiring English sources

As microscope-side teaching of skills becomes less widespread, and computer-driven decision-support methods are introduced (Ceelie et al., 2007; Lee et al., 2013; Crowley et al., 2013) it is important that we actively seek to identify, understand, and address how we arrive at rapid accurate conclusions or errors (Hamilton et al., 2009).

Perhaps, he reasoned, the incidence of Listeria infections has become less widespread than it once was because of greater attention to hygiene.

Corruption became less widespread after the state government put a large amount of its activities online, from permits that companies need to build or expand, to bids for contracts.

This seems to be especially true in the case of large generalized shocks such as natural disasters, when some of the informal mechanisms of risk-sharing become less widespread (Jacoby and Skoufias 1997; Beegle et al. 2002).

One possible explanation for the rising exploitation rates is that social insurance dependency is "contagious", e.g., because it becomes less stigmatizing to be a benefit recipient when recipiency is already widespread.

The market becomes less cheerful.

Either way, the loan becomes less profitable.

"It becomes less sensitive".

However, microglial response became less pronounced and widespread in Mcoln1 −/− mice at seven months of age.

Milk-borne epidemics have become less common with the widespread adoption of pasteurization, but other food items can still be contaminated by asymptomatically colonized food handlers (through hands or respiratory secretions) resulting in outbreaks with high attack rates.

As countries become less able to protect their citizens, widespread hunger is a common consequence.