Sentence examples for foster diffusion from inspiring English sources
Uptake followed targeted outreach and promotion suggesting that a rapid surveillance model run on the SN platform can stimulate engagement and suggesting also the importance of monitoring and directing promotional activity to foster diffusion and sustained engagement.
We discuss how outsourcing induced spillovers may foster technology diffusion, affecting industry evolution and market structure.
The overall objective of this study is to minimize the porosity and to foster a diffusion of the elements.
Using the design activity as a lens, and drawing on primary and secondary interviews and archival data on the home furnishing sectors in Italy, our case study articulates the processes that facilitate the abstraction of general rules from novel practices and the changes that are necessary, both within firm and industry organisation, to foster their diffusion.
It seems much easier to establish the social innovation ESD in the local context with dense network structures and to subsequently foster its diffusion through weak ties [17, 18].
When considering to foster the diffusion of network organizational forms in health care creating a network structure, like that of Italian GPs, is not sufficient.
The Bush report cheerily observes that free trade "fosters the diffusion of technologies and ideas that increase productivity and opportunity".
Education should play a major role in removing these barriers and fostering the diffusion and implementation of PSS.
Toward this end we analyzed the evolution of the German feed-in tariff (FIT) system for solar photovoltaic power, a highly effective and widely copied policy instrument targeted at fostering the diffusion and development of renewable energy technologies.
Increased perception and recognition of MOH as a severe health condition, promulgated also by the International Headache Society with the identification of MOH as a separate entity [2], has fostered the diffusion among the medical community of the virtuous process represented by: awareness of a disease → detection/identification of sufferers → management of the disease.
