Sentence examples for been extensively implemented from inspiring English sources
Numeric passwords, fingerprint recognition, and many other techniques have been extensively implemented in the past but they present certain drawbacks.
Thus, soil and water conservation measures such as dam construction have been extensively implemented in this region to control sediment delivery.
During the past decade, the use of DNA for forensic applications has been extensively implemented for plant and animal species, as well as in humans.
Screening has been extensively implemented in the privately-funded clinics, prisons, and HIV/AIDS clinics.
FBA and FVA have been extensively implemented on metabolic networks of various organisms ranging from prokaryotes to eukaryotes [ 12].
There is a lack of information to use for financial analyses, as comprehensive FSM systems have not been extensively implemented.
In Scenario III, as the IDR programs are extensively implemented, the economic efficiency of the MCE system and the accommodating capability for renewable energy generation are further enhanced.
In May 2016, McKinsey conducted a survey on global banking executives, finding that approximately half of executives believe that blockchain will have a substantial impact within 3 years, with some even considering that this will happen within 18 months.1 Another survey of 200 global banks predicted that, by the following year, blockchain technology will be extensively implemented by 15% of banks.
The QCancer model has been externally validated and is one of the models applied in electronic cancer decision support (eCDS) (Dikomitis et al, 2014) evaluated in over 500 general practices in the United Kingdom; it is currently being more extensively implemented.
Although our selected tools are commonly used in an oncogeriatric population, these have been less extensively implemented in primary care.
Importantly, more than one quarter of the migrants were diagnosed with HIV at the time of pregnancy, underlining the fact that HIV would have been diagnosed before pregnancy if the screening policy were more extensively implemented, thus allowing cART to be initiated earlier, in line with current recommendations [ 2].
