Sentence examples for higher adoption rates from inspiring English sources

Appropriate use of these methods consistently during development may significantly improve system usability and contribute to higher adoption rates among clinicians and to improved quality of care.

My data shows that mandated practices have higher adoption rates than voluntary practices, but there are important variations in terms of rates of adoption, within both voluntary and mandatory processes.

7. Low learning curves lead to higher adoption rates.

Supporters of solar are often quick to bring up the need for stronger policy to drive higher adoption rates, citing the much-used case study of Germany.

The product is simplified for the masses and offers users the option of an authenticated or anonymous experience – thus positioning itself for higher adoption rates.

This is perhaps a response to the cheap Mac OS X updates sold by rival Apple (Mountain Lion, the upcoming OS X update, will cost $20 per download), or perhaps an effort to get customers to commit to Windows 8. Will these lower prices spell higher adoption rates for Windows 8 when it's released this fall?

Practices that use an "opt-out" approach to the patient portal by automatically registering patients see a much higher adoption rate than practices that ask patients to register for the portal on their own.

"We hope the tokens will provide less friction and a much higher adoption rate," Lemons said.

All survey participants belonged to the so-called "generation Z" and therefore were expected to have a considerably higher adoption rate of internet communication technologies and applications than average population.

Recruitment was more efficient and yielded a higher adoption rate (79%) among organizations that had previously partnered with us.

This trend was revealed by a much higher adoption rate of 13% from interview results than the 6% of population consistently suggested by the computer log records.