Sentence examples for uptake of the technology from inspiring English sources

But he is heartened by the rapid uptake of the technology since Worldreader was launched six years ago.

Uptake of the technology in the region has been sporadic and currently dissemination programmes are limited to five countries.

Thin-joint glued brickwork is used increasingly in mainland Europe but the uptake of the technology is inhibited in the UK because of a lack of design guidance.

It will evaluate the adsorption efficiencies and conditions for removal of contaminants and identify the existing data gaps to widespread commercial uptake of the technology.

However, uncertainty around the regulatory and public acceptance of products derived from engineered cell cultures presents a barrier to the uptake of the technology by food product companies.

Some companies are already considering installing large batteries in their own premises, mainly for storing excess electricity from renewable sources, but their high capital costs and the uncertainties over how they might work commercially has meant uptake of the technology is still very slow.

The researchers noted that uptake of the technologies was influenced by expectations of use, social influence and voluntariness.

The rapid uptake of this technology is explained by the wide use of fluorescence in the 80s.

Analysis of the local climate change protection action plans addressing the uptake and integration of decentralised CHP units provides an overview on the importance that is given to the uptake of this technology by nine Ruhr Valley cities (see Table 1).

Early reports of cure rates in the range of 80 90% further propelled the uptake of this technology.

These results can be used to design the chemistry of alkali-activated slag-based cements, to further promote the uptake of this technology and valorisation of metallurgical slags.