Sentence examples for widespread uptake of from inspiring English sources

"As an international certification scheme, the RSPO is uniquely positioned to support, promote, and enforce the widespread uptake of responsible and sustainable production practices across the palm oil industry," the letter states.

Although NFC and to some extent radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology have made similar promises in the past, the widespread uptake of smartphones and the fact that mobile devices are playing a more important role in the shopping experience means that beacon technology is likely go mainstream in the next few years.

First of all, environmentalists say, reducing carbon pollution from the transportation sector will require widespread uptake of biofuels; vast, existing fleets of cars, trucks, buses and planes will need liquid fuels (but not gasoline or diesel oil) for decades to come.

However, it is likely that the former reason is responsible for the widespread uptake of arable agriculture observed.

Therefore, the digital revolution is characterised by the widespread uptake of industrial robots, which accelerates technological joblessness and marks the end of an era of permanent, paid jobs.

Finally, for aviation, the main obstacle to the widespread uptake of biofuels is not due to technical constraints but rather is economic in nature.

Lack of negotiation with service users in configuring new systems remains problematic, and presents a barrier to more widespread uptake and integration of telecare services.

> -wrap-foot> > To achieve widespread uptake and adoption of the BioBDCore guidelines, these recommendations must be developed as a community effort.

Non-dispersive infra-red (NDIR) gas detection has enjoyed widespread uptake as a result of development of devices in the standard miniature format for gas sensors, consisting of a cylinder with external dimensions of 20 mm diameter × 16.5 mm height.

The design of the DSS has been optimised using an "innovation-decision" approach combined with local and external expert review to enhance the likelihood of widespread uptake and application by land managers.

However, quantitative data on medication errors and use of locum services were validated by strongly positive feedback from RCF staff and doctors and widespread uptake and ongoing use of the IRCMAC.