Sentence examples for less widely used from inspiring English sources

By the 1990s it was less widely used than crack cocaine.

Marijuana is still far less widely used than substances that are legal everywhere in the US for adults.

Although less well studied, the same is likely to be true for alcohol, where substitution therapies such as oxybate and baclofen exist but are less widely used.

It issued an initial refusal to Dell, which filed its application 18 months ago, when the term was less widely used in industry conversations and marketing.

Some have tried to resign from the panels that determine Libor and its cousin, Euribor, a similar but less widely used system of base rates.

These slow early models reached their zenith in the latest generation of machines known as capillary sequencers, like PE Biosystems' Prism 3700, the machine that launched Celera, and Amersham Pharmacia's excellent though less widely used Megabace.

A less-conservative, widely used, approach involves controlling the FDR (q-value) or the expected proportion of false discoveries among the discoveries; this also uses a sequential P-value method (Benjamini et al, 2001); several R packages allow for the adjustment of the FDR (Barfield et al, 2012; Kilaru et al, 2012; Wang et al, 2012).

The ELISA assay used to quantify the BMP-2 is less sensitive than radio-active labelling, although it is less expensive, less time--consuming and widely used.

Truck is less expensive and more widely used.

The VAV system requires much less energy and is widely used.

Subsequently, the brothers developed an improved process (Elmore vacuum process) that required less oil and became widely used in the concentration of low-grade ores during the 20th century.