Sentence examples for was widely deployed from inspiring English sources

The notion of an 'enclave' industry or economy was widely deployed by American economists and sociologists with reference to a particular form of continued economic dependence of the developing world on the west.

SP-resistant haplotypes were rapidly selected for and fixed in P. falciparum populations infecting pregnant women while SP was widely deployed in Malawi.

The C6AIR was widely deployed at the International Rice Research Institute IRRII) for genetic diversity analysis, QTL mapping, and tracking introgressions and was intensively used at Cornell University for QTL analysis and developing libraries of interspecific chromosome segment substitution lines (CSSLs) between O. sativa and diverse accessions of O. rufipogon or O. meridionalis.

For instance, chloroquine was widely deployed after the Second World War, with resistance first seen in the field in 1957 in Thailand (Talisuna et al. 2004).

Such home hubs have been widely deployed in Britain, France, Portugal and Brazil.

Police Commissioner Theodore Bingham had banned ticklers that New Year's Eve, but they were widely deployed anyway.

Practically all below-two-degree warming scenarios assume that it will be widely deployed.

Now, over 36 years later, Ethernet is widely deployed in networks around the world.

Western Australia is a pioneer of e-procurement, which is now being widely deployed in the UK.

What this illustrates is that these trials have taken place far too late: after the toxins have already been widely deployed.

The driveway is a prototype of the solar paving system the Brusaws hope will someday be widely deployed in America and other parts of the world.