Sentence examples for widespread representation of from inspiring English sources

Although functional approaches to linguistic analysis have become more widespread in the study of Ancient Hebrew in recent decades, surprisingly little work has been carried out from the perspective of Systemic Functional Grammar (SFG), in spite of the more widespread representation of other functional schools in the literature (Anstey 2009; van der Merwe 2003).

This distribution indicates a widespread representation of megafaunal attributes in these taxa.

More slowly, coding of behavioural categories and locations develops also in the ipsilateral hemisphere, resulting in final widespread representation of important stimulus events.

The most used and widespread representations of the evolutionary history of biologic entities are phylogenetic trees.

The Polio Partners' Horn of Africa meeting included widespread representation from the spearheading polio partners (World Health Organization, Rotary International, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and UNICEF), Somalia, Sudan and Ethiopia, nongovernmental organizations, and crucially, high-level representatives from donor countries.

It wasn't the creators of Looking who failed us -- we failed them, and in turn we closed the door for widespread representation in our own faces.

It is not difficult to see how asymmetric intergroup bullying, if sustained and widespread, decreases the representation of low status group members in high-paid positions at the top of society, while increasing their representation among the ranks of the unemployed and underpaid.

It's a formidable representation of the widespread global opposition that the Pebble Mine project is generating -- increasing steadily as public awareness of the project grows.

These studies supported the view of widespread, diffuse but integrated functional representation of executive functions in the developing brain.

Until standard representation of genomic results occurs, widespread adaptation of CDS by commercial EHRs will continue to be challenging irregardless of value propositions by providers and patients.

While we have seen tremendous efforts in the past years to standardize and link lexical taxonomies and ontologies2, there has not been a widespread use of such structured resources for the formal representation of the semantics of text.