Sentence examples for concern has developed from inspiring English sources
Recently, concern has developed about potentially adverse consequences associated with certain therapeutic interventions designed to manage secondary hyperparathyroidism and renal bone disease, particularly with regard to vascular calcification.
My growing concern has developed into an increasingly persistent nagging worry as I search for information about the eggs that I donated and about the retrospective emotions of other anonymous egg donors.
In recent years, concern has developed about the risk of lithium therapy in rare cases leading to chronic renal failure and even necessitating kidney dialysis.
In recent days, public concern has developed regarding the indiscriminate introduction of SMGs in natural ecosystem [ 15].
Recent concern has developed regarding the potential negative impacts of BPA because of its widespread use in polycarbonate plastics in food containers.
By the 1960s, worldwide concern had developed over the shortage of general practitioners, and several major reports by governmental bodies and medical planners emphasized the need for more family physicians to serve as the first contact with the health care system and to provide continuous care of patients.
The Cisneros Foundation, based in Caracas, Venezuela, which focuses on the Latin American arts, culture, education and social concerns, has developed an arts education Web site presenting 166 works from its formidable collection.
Doug Morris, a Reliance spokesman, would not comment on why Reliance was still in talks with regulators or whether any new concerns had developed.
Despite the tendency to prescribe lower ethinyl estradiol concentrations so as to reduce thromboembolic complications, concerns have developed as to whether low-dose COC provides sufficient estrogen supplementation for adequate adolescent bone development.
But he sees investment opportunities in select companies, including Eisai, the health care concern that has developed a drug for Alzheimer's disease, and Kyocera, a manufacturer of electronic equipment.
Although transport demand modelling concerning logistical matters has developed enormously in recent years, there are currently only a few models in use that incorporate logistical aspects concretely [27].
