Sentence examples for burgeoning volume from inspiring English sources

"There is a burgeoning volume of literature and research on the utilization of limited hypothermia in the care and treatment of acute stroke," Cappuccino said.

In light of the burgeoning volume and certain variation of in-hospital outcomes of cardiac operations in China, a large patient-level registry was needed.

He credited the burgeoning volume of art sales and record prices to the growing concentration of wealth in the United States and elsewhere.

However, with the burgeoning volume of biological data and increasingly diverse densely informative published literatures, expert curation becomes more and more laborious and time consuming, increasingly lagging behind knowledge creation.

Despite these limitations, the study adds to the burgeoning volume of literature on the prevalence of hypovitaminosis D in critically ill patients and the resulting potential for adverse outcomes.

However, identifying relevant evidence within large biomedical databases at the point of need can be difficult for even the most experienced searchers due to time pressures and a burgeoning volume of high level evidence, specifically randomised controlled trials and systematic reviews [ 1].

However, that doesn't fly with burgeoning data volumes.

Scientific clouds [2] deployed on large heterogeneous research projects have shown good performance in handling burgeoning data volumes in an economic and efficient manner [3].

At school, in 1985, there is a new teacher, Juan Luis Morales Rojas, who instructs the class to repeat his name, which the children do with burgeoning confidence and volume: "And after a while we were shouting and jumping while he moved his hands like an orchestra director, or like a musician who was enjoying listening to the audience sing along to the chorus of one of his songs".

In The Rough Guide to Rock (2003), music journalist Alex Ogg writes that The Afghan Whigs were "managing to balance volume with subtlety" amid the burgeoning grunge music scene.

The BBC4's recent investment in music stories – their Kate Bush docs have proved particularly popular – also speaks volumes about the medium's burgeoning appeal.