Sentence examples for widely scale from inspiring English sources

Amazon has slowly ramped up in this area over the years via its delivery service AmazonFresh, but it has not been able to widely scale grocery deliveries due to the logistics and economics (or "enormous money pit," more colloquially) involved with delivering perishable items.

Since 2005, and with the support of the President's Malaria Initiative and the Global Fund, Malawi has started to widely scale up malaria control interventions.

The provision of ART has been widely scaled up including the introduction of "Option B+" in Malawi in July 2011 with which all HIV-infected pregnant and breastfeeding women are started on lifelong ART regardless of clinical or immunological stage.

Antiretroviral therapy was introduced to Ghana in 2003 and the program has been widely scaled up; as of the end of December 2012, there were a total of 165 ART sites in the country [ 7].

The Barthel index [ 20], one of the above mentioned scales, is a widely used scale that measures activities of daily ling (ADL) in a geriatric population.

Perhaps the most widely used scale is the Richmond Agitation-Sedation Scale (RASS) [ 16, 17].

The most widely adopted scale to assess consciousness in severely brain-damaged patients is the Glasgow coma scale (GCS) [ 1].

It is a widely used scale with good internal consistency (α = .78), and criterion validity supported by links between scale scores and mental healthcare use [ 37 ].

Farming was pursued on a widely ranging scale.

His prints at MoMA vary widely in scale and source material.

This subject, however, is still controversial, and the widely used scale of electronegativities devised by Linus Pauling fails to make this distinction.