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The fact that Newtonian atomism offered little that was of practical utility to chemistry became increasingly recognised by chemists as the eighteenth century progressed.

4 As histological data became more readily available this view became increasingly recognised.

It has become increasingly recognised in recent years that a wide variety of prokaryotes lives in biofilms, highly structured multicellular, often multispecies communities.

Recently, the role of EGF signalling in mediating tumour stroma interaction in the tumour microenvironment becomes increasingly recognised (De Luca et al, 2008).

The importance of operational research (OR) for improving programmes and services has become increasingly recognised by the global health community (1).

As the urgent requirement for practically viable and cost-effective strategies for household air pollution becomes increasingly recognised, funding opportunities to identify and evaluate potential interventions are also increasing, but remain limited.

During the recent decade the complex class of long noncoding RNA (lncRNA) has become increasingly recognised in the human and mouse transcriptomes and attracted significant attention in molecular research [ 4, 8, 25- 27].

birth trauma has become an increasingly recognised maternal mental health issue and has important implications for both mother and infant.

"That became increasingly problematic.

He became increasingly frustrated.

Brynn became increasingly unhappy.