Sentence examples for been much recent interest from inspiring English sources
There has been much recent interest in improving the quality and reporting of clinical research.
There has been much recent interest from both applied and basic scientists in the broad series of benefits that animals reap from acquiring high concentrations of dietary antioxidants, such as carotenoids and vitamins (e.g., vitamin E, or tocopherol).
There has been much recent interest in the development of Vertical Axis Wind Turbines (VAWTs), especially for use in off-grid or off-shore electricity generation, due to inherent advantages over the more popular horizontal axis types.
Apart from debate over which of these proposals most closely matches our experience, there is the question of how well each of them fits with the various solutions discussed above to the problem of our negative responses to music, and with empirical work, in which there has been much recent interest (e.g. Robinson 2005; Bicknell 2007b, 2009; Cochrane 2010a, b; S. Davies 2011a, b).
There has been much recent interest in targeting intracellular redox signaling pathways as a therapeutic approach for cancer [1] [3].
There has been much recent interest in improving outcome from corticosteroid injections by using musculoskeletal ultrasound to guide injections.
While these sexually dimorphic fish have been of much recent interest to evolutionary and behavioral biologists [12] [16], little is known about behaviors not directly associated with mate choice [12], [13], [15], [16; for research related to X. birchmanni shoaling preferences], [see ref. 14].
Factors influencing the evolution of high mutation rates in bacterial populations are a topic of much recent interest [17] [20], and several recent studies have identified a role for oxidative stress in generating mutation and phenotypic variation among biofilm bacteria [21] [23].
Much recent interest and research has been directed at the relationship between one's health and where one lives [ 1].
Despite much recent interest in the clinical neuroscience of music processing, the cognitive organization of music as a domain of non-verbal knowledge has been little studied.
