Sentence examples for are increasing recognised from inspiring English sources

Thus, PCR-ribotype 001 is one of the commonest types in Europe, and frequently associated with outbreaks, PCR-ribotype 106 was until recently the epidemic strain in England and Wales [ 22], whilst PCR-ribotype 078 strains are increasing recognised as being as equally aggressive as PCR-ribotype 027 strains [ 25].

The importance of personal recovery in mental health is increasing widely recognised.

Overall, the literature suggests that research practices involving human biological samples are increasing; these practices are generally recognised and accepted as essential to advance scientific research; but there are concerns which need to be addressed.

There is increasing emphasis on the need to recognise potentially erosive disease in patients presenting with early undifferentiated arthritis, before sufficient criteria for RA have evolved.

Recognising cognitive impairment is of growing importance, as the worldwide prevalence of dementia is increasing [ 1].

The risk of anogenital cancers is also recognised to be increased among renal transplant recipients (Penn, 1986; Sillman et al, 1997).

In gastric biopsy samples CCL20, the only chemokine recognised by CCR6, is increased in response to H pylori and is more abundant than IL-8.

All parties recognise that the state pension age should be increased.

This is slowly being recognised.

This was an unexpected result, since factors thought to be positively associated with pregnancy hypertension such as pre-pregnancy overweight and obesity, diabetes, multiple births, and maternal age are generally recognised as increasing, while smoking during pregnancy (associated with reduced rates of pregnancy hypertension) has decreased.

Similarly, a poor quality of care or care that is 'sub-standard' is recognised to result in increased morbidity and mortality.