Sentence examples for more widely utilised from inspiring English sources

Hawe et al. suggest that inconclusive trials could be avoided if standardisation of the function of an intervention rather than of its form was more widely utilised.

Several participants found online support groups useful, leading to patients who had used them suggesting these could be more widely utilised.

There has been a call for prediction market methodology to be more widely utilised in science (Pfeiffer and Almenberg, 2010) and this is now occurring through the SciCast platform (Twardy et al., 2014).

The effect of national antismoking laws and campaigns for smoking cessation and the increase in ad hoc detection of abdominal aortic aneurysm cases as imaging becomes more widely utilised for other reasons, may reduce the prevalent pool of undiagnosed abdominal aortic aneurysms and hence the effectiveness of screening.

In humans, RT is more widely utilised, 25.0 to 26.8% of the cases in humans were treated with both surgery and RT, and 18.9 to 29.5% were treated with RT alone, while surgery as a sole treatment was used in 32.4 to 34.2% of the cases [ 20, 31].

Nevertheless, the arithmetic direct/indirect methods continue to be the more popular and widely utilised methods employed in health service research.

As well as providing the ability to locate electrocardiographic events in both space and time, BSPMs yield more diagnostic content by capturing information at anatomical regions not interrogated by the widely utilised 12 lead ECG.

Sandwich panels are widely utilised for different engineering applications.

The converse phenomenon—'hybrid vigour' resulting from outbreeding is widely utilised by animal and plant breeders.

Two approaches are widely utilised to describe diffusion in social groups.

Interactive displays are widely utilised as a mean to cascade information to the public.