Sentence examples for becoming of interest from inspiring English sources
Moreover results of these simulations are now becoming of interest to bench scientists to aid in the interpretation of increasingly complex experiments and to other simulators for assessing force fields and to develop coarse-grain models.
Even though it may be premature to find a clear answer, it is rapidly becoming of interest to ascertain whether Japan's rejuvenating civil society is actually meeting with concrete results.
Increasingly, it is also becoming of interest to ordinary Facebook users who are asking why some posts are not being seen by friends, and wondering whether that is because adverts and promoted posts are now crowding out their updates in the newsfeed.
Additional endogenous fluorophores are becoming of interest for the early detection of liver disorders and damage, considering the increase in severe liver pathologies and their implications for both disease progression and transplantation [ 16, 17, 21– 30].
The protection afforded by plants has been attributed to various phenolic compounds which are increasingly becoming of interest in the food industry because they retard oxidative degradation of lipids and thereby improve food quality [ 8].
It is, however, applicable to the systems of similar complexity, such as Chlamydomonas, Micromonas, or other unicellular algae, which are becoming of great interest as unicellular factories to produce metabolite of interest such as lipids for biofuels.
"It's becoming of increasing interest [to companies], mostly because of changing state legislation on medical and recreational marijuana use," said Kate Kennedy, a spokeswoman for the Society for Human Resource Management.
With Uzbekistan's energy reserves gradually becoming of more interest to the west, normal relations eventually resumed, which played a part in helping Karimov to comfortably hold on to power until his death.
Hence, enhancing the grid resilience to such events is becoming of increasing interest.
The study of Multiphase Fluid Structure Interaction (MFSI) is becoming of great interest in many engineering applications.
Furthermore, a number of neurotechnology applications are becoming of major interest in the legal domain, especially tort law, criminal law and law enforcement.
