Sentence examples for key adoption from inspiring English sources

Could it be that program design has ignored key adoption factors, in particular characteristics of the target audience?

Based on 160 valid responses from companies in the German-speaking area, we investigated the market potential for SECaaS, key adoption drivers, the relevance of certain risks and benefits, and the influence of organization-specific factors like company size or industrial sector.

Results show that the social capital elements, which are key to adoption of WSIs are group belonging and information pathways.

But, having a user-friendly, affordable eCR system is key for adoption and sustainability.

RE-AIM is an acronym for reach (of target population), effectiveness (impact on key outcomes), adoption (among staff and settings), implementation (consistency of the intervention) and maintenance (long-term impact on individual and setting levels).

In others, gaining social acceptance may be the key to early adoption.

The Android launch may be the key to wider adoption.

This is where sport could hold the key to driving adoption.

Trials have already been held in London and according to Anthony Thomson, the vice president of Qualcomm Technologies, "the future of urban mobility is electric and wireless – and wireless EV charging holds the key to mass adoption of EVs".

Creating printers and feedstocks at lower price points will be key to that adoption, allowing individuals or community "hacker spaces" to acquire machines that accept a range of filaments.

That will be key to getting adoption.