Sentence examples for low uptake from inspiring English sources

The first two special loan facilities had a low uptake – £2.4bn and £370m respectively.

The ill-fated scheme eventually got scrapped because of low uptake by the medical profession.

The other organs including heart, spleen, kidney, testis, and bladder showed low uptake.

But Davies thinks that some feminist groups might actually have affected the current low uptake of SPL.

Understanding low uptake of contraceptives in resource-limited settings: a mixed-methods study in rural Burundi.

Pressure from other family members has also resulted in a low uptake of temporary contraceptive methods.

Dr Mary Ramsay, an immunisation expert at the agency, puts the problem down to "relatively low uptake" of the triple vaccine.

"Right now there is very low uptake of use of these technologies," says Andrew Filarowski, technical director at Society of Dyers and Colourists.

"Given the context in which the vaccine was offered, and the way it was presented, I can understand the relatively low uptake," he said.

The Northern Territory was highlighted as lagging, along with NSW, with no specific renewable energy targets or policies and a low uptake of rooftop solar.

The unexpectedly low uptake of the buyback offer sparked a sharp reaction in the market, with yields on long-dated government bonds falling to record lows.