Sentence examples for wider use in from inspiring English sources

This paper highlights the benefits of value-chain analysis as a useful tool to understand sector performance and argues for its wider use in identifying critical factors and actions to support aquaculture sector improvements.

In earlier years, it had remained popular and in wider use in the United States, despite actions taken overseas and accumulating evidence of its hazards.

In contrast, the concept of potential Pareto-efficiency (also known as Kaldor-Hicks efficiency) is more discriminating and finds wider use in economics.

These distinctions are blackballed by the FDA's entire closed-end, linear regulatory model, in which a technology's validation precedes its wider use – in which approved medical innovations are fully established, instead of continually evolving.

Health authorities already recommend that children sick enough to be hospitalized for malnutrition be given antibiotics routinely, and some doctors have advocated even wider use in malnourished children outside the hospital.

The relatively high initial cost of UHPC has restricted its wider use in the construction industry.

Two angels who were listening operated an industrial gas company, and they realized that Mr. Geisler's technology could have wider uses in markets like the automotive business.

On the one hand, it is very useful and of wide use in mathematics.

The system is already in wide use in Turkey in a grocery chain called Migros Turk.

It went into wide use in Soviet-supplied countries.

They explain its wide use in the hospital and the locker room as a pleasantly cooling rub.