Sentence examples for has been widely expanded from inspiring English sources

In the last 10 years the role of telemedicine has been widely expanded.

Since Henderson's first work in BLUP, the theory has been widely expanded (Henderson 1959, 1963, 1975a, 1975b; Harville 1976).

This is somewhat odd, as gun ownership and open-carry rights have been widely expanded in recent years, while many gun restrictions have expired or been defeated.

Functionalized PPO with low molecular weight has been widely studied to expand its applications, while there are relatively few reports on PPO-containing coatings.

MDSR has been widely adopted and will expand to much larger area if effective managements are available to control weeds and to maintain uniform plant density, e.g. fine tillage, better land levelling, more appropriate seed placement, improved nutrient application, varieties with higher seedling vigor and lodge resistance [ 6].

It has been widely demonstrated that pathogenic FMR1 expanded alleles cannot be reliably amplified by standard PCR on a single cell, and therefore reliable direct analysis of the CGG repeats on the biopsied blastomeres could only be performed in those cases where normal alleles of the parents have different number of triplets [ 19].

It has been widely reported that Gen. Johnson recommended expanding the air war and sending a division of U.S. combat troops, or about 16,000 men.

Retro-Diels-Alder reaction (rDA) has been widely used as a common modification approach for expanding functional applications of polymers.

As an attractive alternative, transcriptome sequencing represents a cost-effective approach to rapidly expand gene resources, and it has been widely applied in many non-model organisms.

Expanded PTFE (ePTFE) in sheet form has been widely used in various industrial environments because of its hydrophobic surface, elasticity and porous properties.

Expanded bed adsorption (EBA), a promising and practical separation technique, has been widely studied in the past two decades.