Sentence examples for popularity in the use of from inspiring English sources
With increasing popularity in the use of micromechanical analysis to predict progressive damage in composite structures, it is important that matrix behaviour under tension is modelled correctly.
Despite increasing popularity in the use of stent grafts to treat aortic diseases, stent grafts are used for pulmonary arterial lesions less frequently.
With increasing popularity in the use of cages for spinal fusion, a large number of cages have been introduced during the last decade, with a corresponding number of cage biomechanics studies reported in the recent literature.
These anti-pronation taping techniques have traditionally in the past been applied using a rigid (inelastic) sports tape, however in recent times, and at least since the 2008 Olympic Games, there has been increasing popularity in the use of elastic tapes, such as Kinesio tape™, Dynamic Tape™, KT-Tape™, SpiderTech™ and Cure Tape™ [ 20].
A greater issue, according to Hudson, and one that will deepen as the script continues to grow in popularity, is the use of Unicode to handle emojis in the first place.
Less common, but gaining in popularity, is the use of gamma-radiometric soil sensing.
Mr. Freitag: One green element that seems to be growing in popularity is the use of green roofs.
Journalist deaths are rare and extreme events, harassment and intimidation are more common, but a silencing tactic that has quickly gained in popularity is the use of internet trolls.
One of the strategies that appear to be increasing in popularity is the use of educational games.
After a dramatic rise in initial popularity, the use of metal-on-metal (MoM) hip arthroplasties has declined precipitously, both in hip resurfacings and conventional hip replacement, due to an alarming incidence of adverse inflammatory reactions (van der Weegen et al. 2011, NJR 2012).
Despite the popularity of the use of behavioral intentions in predicting the market acceptance of new product ideas, both survey and empirical studies suggest that the accuracy of such predictions is usually very low.
