Sentence examples for less widely spread from inspiring English sources

Health claims, on the other hand, were much less widely spread in this study (4% BOP, 2% FOP), and mainly occurred on breakfast cereals and yoghurts.

Deprived of a physical base, Al Qaeda has morphed into something at once less centralized, more widely spread and more virtual than its previous incarnation.

This mechanism is perhaps less intuitive but widely spread in biological processes, such as symmetry breaking and pattern formation in morphogenesis (Kondo and Miura, 2010).

Raptor hoos were less intense, more widely spread out, and of shorter duration, lower frequency and smaller frequency span than the other hoos, making them the least audible of all hoo variants.

Therefore, we focused our in vivo study on a widely spread and less expensive imaging technique for the cervical spine and the correlation of radiological patterns to biochemical equivalents in the intervertebral discs.

A report to the committee said: "Casinos are usually very well managed and the dispersal of customers tends to be more widely spread, resulting in less noise and disturbance".

Those that appear not to require high rates of partner change include HSV and HPV, are less concentrated in core groups, compared to bacterial STDs and more widely spread across a variety of socio-economic categories in populations [ 36].

Furthermore, the widely spread TIM-barrel is on average around 6 times less abundant than the Barrel-sandwich fold.

"They are widely spread geographically.

It could be more widely spread.

The terminals look identical and are widely spread out.