Sentence examples for more quickly adopted from inspiring English sources

McAfee came later, and more quickly adopted the web dynamics of selling.

Primarily via "business case" reasoning, CSR has been more quickly adopted as a beneficial practice both to companies and society.

The firm retained its reluctance about change and was overtaken by competitors that more quickly adopted new technology.

Recognizing and differentiating emotions is essential for understanding and applying the cognitive model, and better developed emotion regulation may allow young people to more quickly adopt adaptive coping strategies learned in CBT (Bailey 2001; Kingery et al. 2006; Suveg et al. 2009).

The idea that RSNs represent states in which distributed cortical areas synchronize transiently is also compatible with the idea of a 'dynamic repertoire' of states that are continuously explored in order to more quickly adopt the network configuration optimal for a given impending input (Deco et al., 2011).

Accordingly, FOXP3 expression by CD4+CD25+ T cells was quickly adopted as a more definitive phenotypic definition of a T-Reg cell.

This could be due to the fact that countries with more successful reduction in smoking prevalence quickly adopted the World Health Organization's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, while Malaysia has a shorter history of implementing tobacco control measures.

Still others are indignant that the scouts have not moved more quickly to adopt more inclusive policies.

People would be pushed that much more quickly toward adopting cars that do not depend on fossil fuels.

The exception was Nigeria, which appears to be moving more quickly to adopt more recent vaccines than it did with Hib [ 23].

After its release eight years ago, Git was quickly adopted by developers; its highly distributed model was far more powerful than existing version-control systems.