Sentence examples for were widespread compared to from inspiring English sources

The respective cohorts became adolescents in the 1960s and 70s when myths and misconceptions about TB were widespread compared to the younger generations who most probably have experienced more information, education communication (IEC) messages on TB.

More than two-thirds of blacks said that brutality against minorities by the Police Department was widespread, compared with 23percentt of whites.

Although, overall, drinking spirits is widespread compared with the other three hazardous drinking behaviours, the small group of men who drink spirits daily are perhaps in an unsustainable situation, on the brink of entering, rather than already caught within, a downward socio-economic spiral which would explain the lack of an association with the amenity index.

Cortical as well as subcortical networks that could be involved in the relationships are likely to be widespread (compare Figure  4).

They were also encountered in North America, where they are geographically widespread compared to Europe; in the United States, coal balls have been found from Kansas to the Illinois Basin to the Appalachian region.

As microbial collagenases are phyletically widespread compared to CNTs, they represent a protein family likely to be ancestral to CNTs.

Also, data of the SCL-90 is more widespread compared to empowerment data for breast cancer patients, therefore results of this questionnaire have been used.

Researchers typically see marijuana as in the same general universe of availability as alcohol and tobacco, simply because use of those three are so widespread compared to other substances.

Tunable nanosecond lasers have the advantage of being relatively widespread (compared to e.g. femtosecond or high-power continuous wave lasers).

Two-phase flow maldistribution among the heat exchanger passages was more widespread compared to that of single-phase flow.

Dregne and Chou (1992) noted that the degradation of rangeland in Libya is more widespread compared to irrigated or rain-fed areas.