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Overfishing is becoming increasingly recognised for the ecological disaster that it is.

Currently, a diagnosis of most psychiatric disorders is based on self-reported symptoms (similar to the questionnaire used in this study) but it is becoming increasingly recognised that the same set of symptoms may be caused by myriad underlying mechanisms, all of which may require fundamentally different treatments.

The need to connect economic activity with employment, energy poverty, climate change is becoming increasingly recognised.

EMT is a critical process in development and its role in cancer and fibrosis is becoming increasingly recognised.

He said the city was becoming increasingly recognised in the music industry as a hotbed of new artists, thanks to acts such as Bugg and Dog is Dead.

Non-human-primate fMRI is becoming increasingly recognised as the missing link between the widely applied methods of human imaging and intracortical animal electrophysiology.

The role of the glial environment in modulating health, injury, and protection of neurons is becoming increasingly well recognised.

Overall, it is becoming increasingly widely recognised that anti-inflammatory agents have a role to play in the treatment of cancers; we would suggest that iron chelation may be a useful component of such treatments.

The eighth annual autism awareness day is today, the 2nd of April 2015, and with the growing awareness of the autistic spectrum and a growing number of gamers diagnosed with the condition, it's becoming increasingly important to recognise that there are a minority of players out there who aren't able to fully appreciate some of the more social games.

What is becoming increasingly clear, as we recognise that to understand living organisms in health and disease we must treat them as systems [96,149], is that we must bring together our knowledge of the topologies and kinetics of metabolic networks with our knowledge of the metabolite concentrations (i.e. metabolomes) and fluxes.

Multilevel analyses in health sciences are becoming increasingly more numerous as it is recognised that health results are conditioned by the variability in healthcare structures and in health professionals.