Sentence examples for traditionally widespread from inspiring English sources

Polygyny is traditionally widespread as an ideal, its extent depending on the status and wealth of the husband: chiefs and rulers need many wives to give them a mark of high position and to enable them to offer hospitality to their subjects.

Pielou's classical Shannon evenness definition as ln(q = 1D /ln(S) was included in our analyses because of its traditionally widespread use in ecology.

Many LMICs are experiencing an epidemiological transition in which the prevalence and incidence rates of traditionally widespread communicable diseases (e.g., measles, polio, dysentery) are declining while the prevalence and incidence rates of non-communicable diseases are rising [ 4].

Thanks to exoplanets the field is now paying more attention to other theories that have traditionally lacked widespread acceptance.

The problem of missing within-study correlations has traditionally hampered the widespread application of multivariate meta-analysis [ 7, 10, 15].

This relatively light material was commonly widespread and traditionally related to Etnean and Aeolian volcanic areas.

Well into the next century, the company's main product was hanafuda — cards made from crushed mulberry bark and lavishly illustrated with symbols such as animals and flowers — which replaced the painted seashells that the Japanese had traditionally used and which became widespread in Japan for gambling.

The online music business in China has traditionally been challenging thanks to widespread piracy.

The substitution of less skilled staff to take on roles traditionally provided by doctors is widespread.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02024.012 MOF has traditionally been associated with a widespread enrichment along male X-linked genes in flies that is dependent on the MSL proteins.

These points imply that opportunities for "adaptive introgression," the transfer of adaptive mutations and an increase in genetic diversity not constrained by in situ mutation [ 71- 73], are more widespread than is traditionally assumed.