Sentences with phrase «more widespread»

But preliminary research has not shown any evidence of genetic changes, and the government of Saudi Arabia, where most of the new cases occur, says the sudden upswing is mostly the result of more widespread testing.

Accidents will happen as commercial space travel develops, but if we want more widespread space flight we shouldn't be deterred by them

Gigatons of carbon The 2005 fires added 1.6 gigatons of carbon to the atmosphere, according to a study by Simon Lewis of the University of Leeds, who put emissions from the more widespread 2010 fires at 2.2 gigatons.

Good news for hunters of alien life: Water may be more widespread in planetary systems than we thought.

While scientists have intensively researched links in plumage patterns between the common cuckoo and Eurasian sparrowhawk, the new research shows that this type of impersonation of a more dangerous animal — called «Batesian mimicry» — may be far more widespread in cuckoos.

It took about 20 years before it came into more widespread practice in the tiger world.

Although they found the effect is temporary and reversible, they warn that these effects are more widespread in less fit distance runners and that recreational distance runners should prepare properly before marathons.

Few employers realise that their workers may be exposed to hepatitis, says the Viral Hepatitis Prevention Board, a group campaigning for more widespread vaccination.

No country with nuclear power has a viable underground repository for waste, and proposed sites in France face public opposition, despite more widespread support for nuclear power.

Moreover, the study reveals that lactose tolerance was more widespread than previously believed.

In a step towards more widespread use of terahertz radiation, researchers have designed a new device that can convert a DC electric field into a tunable source of terahertz radiation.

Every year, strains of drug - resistant tuberculosis will emerge that are more transmissible, more difficult to treat, and more widespread in the community.

Large study in Qatar also shows that infection with the virus is more widespread than previously known

«I am hopeful that the use of gliders and other autonomous instruments will become more widespread.

Compared with gene editing with tools such as CRISPR / Cas9, constructing a full genome could allow more widespread manipulation, Church explains.

With facial recognition poised to become a far more widespread tool, we have a choice to make about how and when to blindfold it.

Comprehensive testing is rapidly becoming more widespread.

The ability to use atmospheric nitrogen to support more widespread life was thought to have appeared roughly 2 billion years ago.

The blue stains in these developing mice embryos show that the human DNA inserted into the rodents turns on sooner and is more widespread (right) than the chimp version of the same DNA, promoting a bigger brain.

That is astonishing news about a disorder that usually makes headlines because it seems to be growing rapidly more widespread.

The Fair Trade logo leads to even more widespread effects: the food labeled with Fair Trade logos also tasted better.

First identified by William Jevons in 1865 — when he noticed more efficient engines increased rather than reduced coal use, as engines were put into more widespread use — the rebound effect for higher yields could see food prices drop, encouraging greater consumption, more food waste and even more conversion of habitats to farmland.

The process of smelting — extracting metals from their ores by heating in the presence of carbon monoxide derived from charcoal — led to more widespread use of metal in the Copper Age.

More research is needed to see if this novel use of atmospheric gases as an alternative energy source is more widespread in Antarctica and elsewhere, the scientists say.

A deluge of genetic data in recent years suggests that interbreeding between species is more widespread than scientists ever imagined.

«Our finding of the horizontal transmission of a clonal clam leukemia extends the phenomenon to the marine environment, and demonstrates that this mechanism is more widespread in nature than previously supposed.»

If the same processes and threshold govern the future, their results suggest that more widespread die - offs of aspen forests triggered by climate change are likely by the 2050s.

Hantavirus infection (In Brief, 10 April), also known as haemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome, is far more widespread than the urban areas of the US.

Environmental factors in East Africa may have spurred a turning point in hominin behavior between 800,000 and 320,000 years ago, encouraging more widespread dispersal, trade and novel tool - making.

Then again, modern humans may have formed more widespread alliances merely because their population density was higher.

If there have been a large number of such cases, it would mean the virus is less deadly than it might appear — but also more widespread in the community, and therefore possibly more transmissible than we realise.

«The hiding of emotions is more widespread in modern societies than in traditional ones.»

«The totality of evidence clearly indicates that the more widespread and appropriate utilization of statins, as adjuncts, not alternatives to therapeutic lifestyle changes, will yield net benefits in the treatment and primary prevention of heart attacks and strokes, including among high, medium and low risk patients unwilling or unable to adopt therapeutic lifestyle changes,» said Hennekens.

It's also the only known example of human blood and organs being buried in pottery vessels during this time in this region, raising the question of whether this was a more widespread practice, previously unknown to archaeologists.

«Along with previous examples of small RNA exchange between fungi and plants, our results imply that this cross-species gene regulation may be more widespread in other plant - parasite interactions,» said Michael J. Axtell, professor of biology at Penn State and an author of the paper.

If they become more widespread, they could transform how people relate to each other and do business.

Today it is clear that geophagia is even more widespread in the animal kingdom than previously thought.

But it also could have more widespread applications, such as allowing backpackers an easy way to test for pathogens in rivers and streams.

«It's possible this human - like face perception capability is more widespread in the animal kingdom than we previously thought.»

Dillin noted that drugs that lower levels of serotonin have long been used to treat depression and other psychiatric manifestations of neurodegenerative diseases, but the new findings suggest these medications may have more widespread use in age - related disease than was previously thought.

But 2011 public health data suggest drug use was much more widespread (right).

Human activities that act on the crust are likely to multiply in the future, Wilson noted, as projects to tap into geothermal sources of energy and to store carbon dioxide emissions become more widespread.

In January 2013, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine declared the technique of oocyte cryopreservation (egg freezing) no longer experimental, although it called for «more widespread clinic - specific data on the safety and efficacy of oocyte cryopreservation... before universal donor oocyte banking can be recommended.»

In light of the benefits to cancer patients» quality of life, and specifically their levels of anxiety, pain and fatigue, the researchers hope music interventions will become more widespread.

This Jurassic fossil, the first of its kind for India, suggests that ichthyosaurs were more widespread than previously thought, researchers reported this week in PLOS ONE.

Causes of warming trends at higher latitudes have gained more widespread attention from researchers in the past few decades, but the idea that the Arctic would warm faster than the rest of the planet has been around for more than 100 years.

This material is possibly more widespread than any.

Given the fact that DDT does appear to be effective at fending off malaria mosquitoes in some places, its use would seem logical — but if applications do become more widespread, users may encounter a problem that Carson herself highlighted in Silent Spring: resistance to the insecticide by the Anopheles mosquitoes that transmit malaria, says Michael Fry.

They conclude that effective programs to prevent emotional distress and promote psychosocial assets warrant more widespread use.

«The fractures on Europa are more widespread than the fractures we see at Occator.