Sentence examples for more widespread adoption from inspiring English sources

More widespread adoption of such sensible rules would not transform the tort system; but it could certainly improve it.

But it will take more widespread adoption of these principles across the industry for a serious dent to be made in overall aviation emissions.

One option is the more widespread adoption of open practice badges: published papers are awarded a number of badges if they meet certain 'good practice' criteria, such as making data or materials open access.

This may herald more widespread adoption of the new protocol, since it means that any organisation can use IPv6 addresses with its domain names, and users can access them without special rigging.

She reckons that this price reduction created a cumulative $230 billion-worth of additional GDP in America between 1995 and 2002 as more widespread adoption of IT raised productivity growth.

But now the company is focusing on more widespread adoption.

Non-transferable software codes and duplicated implementations in these prior efforts are a major barrier to more widespread HPC adoption in power grid applications.

While these research findings can be used to justify the promotion of more widespread BIM adoption in the AEC industry, cost-benefit analysis (CBA) of BIM implementation remains hampered by a general lack of data.

Instead, landscape-scale approaches to C contracting, supported by satellite-based monitoring methods such as ours, could be a key strategy to reduce costs and uncertainty of C monitoring in heterogeneous smallholder landscapes, thereby incentivizing more widespread CSA adoption.

Barriers to more widespread clinical adoption of 3D printing are the high costs associated with the high-end state of the art 3D printing systems e.g. Stratsys Objet or Connex series (typically above £70,000 for their printers) are diminished, as the Ultimaker 3 printer costs approximately £3300.

Many have hailed this agreement as a first step toward more widespread commercial adoption of solar power.