Sentence examples for widely advocated for from inspiring English sources
Groundwater trade is widely advocated for reallocating scarce groundwater resources between competing users, and managing over-allocated and declining aquifers.
As small scale green infrastructures, rain gardens have been widely advocated for urban stormwater management in the contemporary low impact development (LID) era.
Urine dipsticks, an inexpensive accessible test for proteinuria, are widely advocated for mass screening; however, their diagnostic accuracy in the general community is largely unknown.
The most practical way to attain this is through the greening of the cities (Hammer et al. [2011]; UNEP [2007]; Nicholson-Lord [2003]) and this concept is widely advocated for at the global level for cities to be ranked as world class.
Metal artifact reduction sequence (MARS) MRI is widely advocated for surveillance of metal-on-metal hip arthroplasties (MOM-HAs).
More widely advocated for resource-poor settings is the two color pan-leucocyte gating strategy, immunophenotyping for CD4 and CD45 (18, 28, 31).
Shared decision making (SDM) is widely advocated, especially for preference-sensitive decisions like those on adjuvant treatment for early-stage cancer.
There is also, as briefly mentioned earlier, a second fairly widely advocated argument for phenomenalism, one that starts from the premise that all intelligible ideas or concepts are derived by "abstraction" from immediate experience, so that we arguably could not even understand the idea of objects existing outside of that experience.
Before the publication of WHI, HT had been widely advocated as the answer for menopause-related problems [ 29, 30].
Based on this evidence, use of IIT to achieve TGC has been widely advocated to improve outcomes for critically ill patients [ 7, 8].
Whilst community mobilisation is widely advocated as a pillar for an effective HIV response in Africa, much remains to be learned about the mechanisms through which mobilisation exercises its allegedly beneficial effects, and about how best to facilitate such mobilisation.
