Sentence examples for deployed widely from inspiring English sources

Taken together with these observations, our genome-wide expression analysis indicates that Hdac1 is deployed widely throughout the developing CNS to specify a wide variety of neuronal subtypes, by promoting the transcription of this core group of developmental regulatory genes.

These and other unmanned aerial vehicles — or U.A.V.s — have been deployed widely in Afghanistan and Iraq.

They then had to wait for reinforcements and teams to defuse IEDs – the homemade bombs Isis have deployed widely and to deadly success.

Voet describes Virenque approaching a hospital biologist and trying to get some synthetic hemoglobin (which oxygenates the blood without raising the hematocrit level); according to one source, it is already being deployed widely in Italian sport.

He observed how the price of syringes dropped after their invention, reaching a point between the first and second world wars when they were cheap enough to be deployed widely, but expensive enough to require re-use.

Sensor systems for getting information out of containment vessels, off sea floors and from all sorts of other out-of-the-way places should be deployed widely and in redundant ways.

And the firm has just begun rolling out a network based on LTE, the next generation of wireless standards which Vodafone will also deploy widely in the not-too-far future.

Providing feedback of performance is an attractive approach to improving prescribing safety since it is easily scalable and relatively inexpensive to deploy widely, allowing more expensive interventions to be deployed more selectively.

Drop that price and it could be deployed more widely.

In Syria, Russia deployed drones widely, and launched air strikes with weapons guided by the country's GLONASS navigation system.

The template comes from the US, where it is deployed more widely but where it is also more controversial.