Sentence examples similar to accruing importance from inspiring English sources

Alongside the evolution of clinical symptoms and syndromes, there is accruing evidence of the importance of psychological risk processes in the onset of bipolar disorder.

New importance accrued to the fact that the various regions had differing materials and aesthetic ideals.

By exchanging Fishcoin tokens for data, FishcoinOA will increase the benefits accruing to fishers and highlight the importance of their work.

Considerable evidence has been accruing in the last two decades about the importance of l-AA not only in protecting the plant from oxidative stress, but also in protecting mammals from various chronic diseases that have their origins in oxidative stress [1].

Says a report from the analyst firm iSuppli: "Germany is of such importance that the collective PV demand accruing from other countries will not be sufficient to compensate for a German [subsidy] reduction of 15%." In addition to the uncertainties in Germany, there is a huge amount of solar capacity coming online in Asia.

"The value to the US of Japanese biological warfare data is of such importance to national security as to far outweigh the value accruing from 'war crimes' prosecution," wrote one US military scientist.

Notable here is the growing importance of such technologies to the developing world, where yield increases generally accruing through GM technology have generated massive uptake of the technology in the last decade (Carpenter 2010).

The 'virtues' of accruing ample supplies of duct tape were promoted, and the colors yellow, orange, and red soon assumed greater importance in the national consciousness, as they were no longer just mere refractions from crystalline prisms.

Late fees were also accruing.

"But everybody kept accruing benefits".

And he is slowly accruing fans.