Sentence examples for support widespread from inspiring English sources
Dr. Karlsberg and other cardiologists who support widespread use of CT heart scans argue that they can reduce the need for other tests — like conventional angiograms, which can find plaque but require a catheter to be threaded through the arteries.
The study found little evidence to support widespread fears in Britain and the US that fracking – in which shale gas is extracted by deliberating fracturing underground rock with toxic chemicals – can result in groundwater being contaminated.
As the World Energy Assessment (WEA), a joint effort by the United Nations and the World Energy Council, recently pointed out, "The current energy system is not sufficiently reliable or affordable to support widespread economic growth.
And even if the material were broken down into smaller batches alarm bells would go off in the detection software although in this case it would not be able to locate the uranium precisely.The next step is to build a real detector and then, if that works, to convince the authorities to support widespread deployment.
At the moment, no clear evidence exists to support widespread use of albumin resuscitation.
We further examine the elements that will be necessary to support widespread adoption of future clinical information systems.
But even that is party heresy, and he was immediately pilloried by Mitt Romney and Michele Bachmann for supporting widespread amnesty.
Mile said the findings of a recent state government review of crocodile management, including that only 15% of residents supported widespread crocodile removal, undermined calls for a cull.
The group supports widespread disclosure of these ratios but said it was opposed to legislation that would require insurers to spend a specific amount on medical claims.
Extensive indirect mechanistic evidence supports widespread effects of unliganded TR in the premetamorphic tadpole.
In recent years, the use of digital technology has supported widespread sharing of electronic health care data.
