Sentence examples for widely embedded from inspiring English sources

One review acknowledges, "The notion that the mother's mood disturbance or stress levels during pregnancy may influence the developing child has a robust history across cultures and is widely embedded in folk psychology".

Especially when you consider that the SoundCloud player is already widely embedded across the Web — in its early days it was sometimes described as the YouTube of audio.

During the past two decades, universities across the country have widely embedded service learning into classrooms.

Sexuality education for adolescents in Latin America is rarely widely embedded in the cultural context of a country (46) and still needs improvement.

Heterogeneous multiprocessors are widely used in embedded applications.

There's something about the Webshots approach though that has a "destination site" feel to it though and I think it's widely acknowledged that embedded, viral media is where the market's enthusiasm is right now.

IL-7 levels in SF are elevated in elderly people suffering from OA of different grades, but they are depressed in patients with severe 3-compartment OA, possibly due to widely impaired chondrocytes embedded in the affected cartilage tissue.

However, severe OA in all 3 compartments of the knee counteracts this age-related increase in IL-7 levels, possibly due to widely impaired chondrocytes embedded in the affected cartilage tissue.

Not only are their fate decisions influenced by stochastic events and embedded within widely fluctuating environments, but they are stochastic themselves [ 7], the underlying mechanisms of which remain widely unknown.

When some people say that parliament needs more scientists, do they miss an opportunity for scientific advice to be embedded more widely across Westminster?

Sorting is one of the most widely studied algorithms, more embedded applications also need efficient sorting.