Sentence examples for more rapid adoption from inspiring English sources

Electric battery technology might have more rapid adoption if the technology was standardised, permitting automated battery swaps.

Cross-country research provides opportunities for more rapid adoption of effective interventions in new settings.

Yet in other parts of the transportation industry, the electric drivetrain will experience much more rapid adoption.

Daugherty believes that, because of this, we will see a much more rapid adoption curve for AI than we did with cloud computing.

However, we can tell, by weighing both data sources, that Mavericks has enjoyed far more rapid adoption than preceding editions of OS X.

The platform is aimed at making it easy for both small and large advertisers to get campaigns going quickly, and eliminating some of the inefficiencies that had been hampering more rapid adoption.

More generally, rapid adoption of alternative energy conversion and storage technologies requires that costs be brought down to competitive levels.

We have inquired about GPs' use of electronic patient records, measured the actual time spent interacting with the EPRs, and observed and interviewed patients and GPs about the impact of computers on the clinician-patient relationship to find out more about the rapid adoption of Norwegian GP EPR systems.

A comprehensive, multicountry, validation study is indicated based on the results of this pilot and would provide important data to encourage the more rapid and widespread adoption and adaptation of IMAI and other like modules in developing countries that face similar human resource constraints to Uganda.

Despite more than a decade of rapid adoption of GM crops in South Africa, there is currently no emphasis on coexistence to establish management practices for the effective segregation between GM and non-GM crops.

Therefore, simpler and more rapid solutions are required for adoption and routine use.