Sentence examples for emerging attention from inspiring English sources

MicroRNAs have received emerging attention over the last years as negative regulators of translation.

Traditional clustering algorithms usually process data on the full feature space while emerging attention has been paid to subspace clustering.

Although their applicability had not been fully understood due to an impression that ILs are simply alternative electrolytes in the electrochemical systems, only a fraction of research works is currently focused on pure IL electrolytes, as the emerging attentions are towards new possibilities introduced by ILs.

When the extent of the losses emerged, attention quickly focused on the Irish Times Trust, and on Maj.

Sasahara et al. [6] detected the burst-like increase in tweet numbers and semantic terms as a sign of emerging collective attention.

This recent raise may draw to emerging markets attention from the world beyond London, New York and Silicon Valley, which importantly house more than 90percentt of the world's under-30 population.

Some ad hoc forms of climate early warnings are already emerging, and attention now to lessons, positive and negative, from existing hazard warning systems would seem prudent.

But now, as momentum for a peaceful two-state solution fades, and the effort at the United Nations remains stymied, no viable alternatives have emerged and attention has focused on other conflicts.

While growing interest in innovation policies has recently emerged, little attention has been paid to complementarity among heterogeneous technologies.1 According to Rosenberg (1982), the complementarity constitutes a major characteristic of technological change.

After looking back on the pre-survey, teachers were asked, "As a result of having completed the coursework, can you tell me what you would take into consideration before teaching your content that you would not have considered prior to these classes?" The major themes that emerged were attention to language and differentiated instruction.

At first glance, an interesting temporal characteristic emerges: exogenous attention to emotional stimuli triggers rapid neural responses.