Sentence examples for becoming adopted from inspiring English sources

These programmes are gaining traction and becoming adopted across not only the UK, but the global research community.

The Sex Pistols were welcomed in America, although long after they were first popular in the U.K., and were folded into this American individualistic, teen-age-rebel strain, becoming adopted brothers of hedonists like Guns N' Roses and metal bands who liked the Pistols' gumption.

Exoquick™ is efficient and is becoming adopted as an alternative to U/C, although further verification is necessary.

Acupuncture however, is becoming adopted as a form of health care in many countries, with utilization rates of 10%% reported in Australia, 9% in the UK, and 19% in Austria, [ 10- 13].

Business is nearing a tipping point in which the use of data analytics is becoming routinely adopted.

Twin box decks are becoming increasingly adopted in long span bridges due to their good aerodynamic performance with respect to the flutter instability.

In many ways, the anxiety surrounding cellphone conduct mirrors the period a century ago when the telephone itself was becoming widely adopted.

Now, 5 years since it was first performed, laparoscopic live donor nephrectomy is becoming widely adopted and has been shown to be advantageous for the donor.

Mur ligases (MurC MurF), a group of bacterial enzymes that catalyze four consecutive steps in the formation of cytoplasmic peptidoglycan precursor, are becoming increasingly adopted as targets in antibacterial drug design.

The implementation of complex digital control techniques, like MPC, is becoming increasingly adopted in embedded systems, where reduced precision computation techniques are embraced to achieve fast execution and low power consumption.

As open tubular gas chromatography was becoming widely adopted, the potential to rapidly heat and cool the low thermal mass of an open tubular fused silica column was recognized.