Sentence examples for notably widespread from inspiring English sources

In an unusual study, researchers will monitor pet cancer rates in a part of Long Island where human cancer is notably widespread, and in another region in the state where cancer is less common.

He also crushed dissent, let capricious and poorly educated judges make a mockery of the law, and allowed social problems to fester, notably widespread heroin addiction.Getting from autocracy to democratic stability is a difficult task.

Beside all the controversial interpretations and vague descriptions of national forest programmes (NFPs), there seems also to be a notably widespread agreement on certain characteristics of NFPs: the first widely agreed characteristic is the procedural nature of NFPs, the second relates to the focus on policy planning.

Notably, widespread and pervasive epithelial cell death in GC-C−/− colon was apparent.

The latter arena has unfortunately been marred by many contradictions, apparently related to inferior tools and/or study design, notably the widespread use of antibodies with inferior and misleading specificity and TF activity assays of low sensitivity/specificity.

Notably, the widespread eruptions of A2-type rhyolitic magmas (305.3 Ma 303.4 Ma) following a short period of magmatic quiescence was temporally and spatially associated with bimodal magmatism with mantle-derived gabbro-diorites and A-type granites (304.3 Ma 299.03 Ma) in the pre-existing arc volcanic-plutonic belt (329 Ma 306 Ma).

Notably, the widespread use of Daesh emerged not because of its geographic associations, but due to the fact that it sounds similar to words evoking crushing, trampling and stomping.

Most notably, the widespread establishment of WNV demonstrated the vulnerability of western nations to the introduction of arboviruses.

Despite this relatively short colonial regime, there is a remarkably tenacious Frenchness about the country, manifested most notably in the widespread use of French as a second language -- and in the croissants.

Indeed, this tendency was apparent already at the beginning of the 2010s, most notably in the widespread protests against austerity measures in Europe as the euro-zone debt crisis unfolded and in wider efforts (including social movements such as the "Occupy" movement) to regulate intergovernmental financial institutions and transnational corporations to protect the public interest.

Notably, it garnered widespread support from MSM, even as they noted ways in which its confrontational nature conflicted with the local culture.