Sentence examples for relative widespread from inspiring English sources

In this context, also the relative widespread resistance to tetracyclines among coliforms [ 17] might contribute to a minor influence on that flora.

Despite their relative widespread use as outcome measures, there is some reported concern – particularly among clinicians who are using the instruments.

These beliefs have generated relative widespread beliefs among members of the medical community that this microorganism is not a cause of considerable mortality in hospitalized patients, and have generated controversy on the issue of attributable mortality of A. baumannii infections [ 1, 3].

The smallest species (N. pygmaeus), restricted to forests east of the Mekong River, is about 25 cm long; the larger N. coucang and its relatives, widespread in Southeast Asia, are about 27 37 cm long.

Researchers are concerned about the consequences of a "disappearing microbiota," where in this age of relative sterility, widespread use of antibiotics, and a diet composed of highly processed foods, the composition of our gut bacteria is far less diverse than that of our ancestors.

(IC-23) The older relative's widespread dependency emerges through the informal caregivers' descriptions.

This reveals the role of traditions and the influence of relatives in widespread practice of PLF.

The global phylogenetic analysis revealed that the sexual Corbicula lineages seem restricted to the native areas while their androgenetic relatives are widespread and highly invasive.

The relative merits of Widespread Panic, another jam band, were discussed in earnest.

It also sports its "gorget" on the crown, not the throat, similar to its more common and widespread relative the Green-backed Firecrown (Sephanoides sephanoides).

Cotton was chosen as a substrate because of its mechanical and inherent comfort properties, relative cheapness and widespread use in fabric and clothing.