Sentence examples for more widespread knowledge from inspiring English sources

More widespread knowledge of this would probably increase the sales of flex-fuel cars.

In the last 10 years it has been increasingly described, thanks to the evolution of imaging modalities, especially MR, and to more widespread knowledge of this entity.

Therefore, increased and more widespread knowledge about CPO and its symptoms, in conjunction with the implementation of a standardised manual palpation of the palate during the initial physical examination of a newly born infant, are likely to lead to more successful detections and diagnoses.

More widespread pedagogical content knowledge will be helpful in achieving the other improvements in teaching approaches discussed here.

Mr. Murdoch told the committee this month that he had no knowledge of more widespread wrongdoing at The News of the World when he approved a $1.1 million legal settlement, with a confidentiality agreement, in the first lawsuit brought over phone hacking in 2007.

As compared to earlier in the epidemic, HIV knowledge is now more widespread, and ART is increasingly available.

Finally, music can be coded using a specialized notational system: tests were designed (Experiment 5) to assess music reading in relation both to other dimensions of music knowledge, and the more widespread notational system of text.

Finally, the knowledge of homeopathy and herbal products was more widespread in the South (p < 0.0001) as was the knowledge of therapies such as acupuncture and the use of phototherapy (p = 0.005).

But there are indications not only that such behaviour may have been more widespread but also occurred with the full knowledge and even encouragement of the miscreants' superiors.

The situation could be improved if knowledge of PM was more widespread and positive experiences were achieved, says Jan Tengzelius….

during the mid 1990's, a time when CAM knowledge and use was more widespread in the U.K. than what it was in Canada in 1997 8.