Sentence examples for generalized adoption from inspiring English sources
Policies are better, banks are stronger, buffers are larger, the region is not excessively dependent on portfolio inflows, and the generalized adoption of flexible exchange rates makes a huge difference.
The generalized adoption of this technology is currently limited by four main technical hurdles.
This debate has been re-energized by the generalized adoption of the liquid-based Pap test in the United States.
Although the generalized adoption of preoperative antibiotic prophylaxis has served to decrease SSI rates to as much as 50%, it has not completely eliminated them [ 17– 17].
Second, we compared hospitals that adopted EMR to those that did not, before and after EMR adoption, using a generalized linear model.
In principle, the adoption of a generalized viscoelastic model in forward dynamic analysis introduces no significant difficulty.
For example, the key physical environmental influences on the adoption of these generalized attitudes in New Zealand appears to have been rural isolation 81.
Employing a generalized difference-in-differences design, we find firms affected by the adoption of complex accounting standards (e.g., SFAS 133 and SFAS 157) increase their voluntary disclosure to a greater extent than unaffected firms.
The approach needs to be turned upside down, by adoption of a genotype-first approach where novel genomic disorders such as genetic generalized epilepsy are classified and defined by detection of a common deletion or duplication.
The generalized carbon cycle.
