Sentence examples for more widespread diffusion from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama has made an overt pitch for the more widespread diffusion of democracy on the continent before, a gesture often recalled in the African media.

Seemingly, a more widespread diffusion of economic growth worldwide can be envisioned in relation to an increased per capita income.

Thus, more widespread diffusion of the recommended rapid cognition tests (5-word test, verbal fluency test, clock test, 7-minute test, etc.…) seems desirable.

From users' perspective, turning the early, and typically slow, proliferation into a more rapid and widespread diffusion requires not only the adoption of S-RET but also the adaptation, adjustment, intermediation and advocacy of S-RETs.

The aim of a simpler technology is to promote the widespread diffusion of more economic and easier robotic devices, also in a home setting.

The main reason I've heard for the increases in access is that technological diffusion becomes more widespread as the technologies get cheaper.

In addition, more widespread abnormalities were observed using diffusion imaging in line with Braak's staging hypothesis.

The founding of scores more technical schools in the 19th and 20th centuries encouraged the widespread diffusion of scientific knowledge and provided further opportunity for scientific advance.

Further, vascular route should be improved to make it more promising for drug delivery to the brain because it allows a widespread diffusion of the infused drug throughout brain and covers a large surface area.

Since mean diffusivity consists of both axial and radial diffusion, this finding is consistent with evidence of a more widespread pattern of greater branching from major white matter tracts into adjoining cortex in this group, or higher complexity in their connective patterns derived from the RD component of this measure.

The challenge of widespread diffusion is now behavioral as much as economic.