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In recent years, these models have engendered growing interest in hospital epidemiology (especially with regard to cancer research) but have rarely been used in the ICU field.

Just as America's insatiable need for information has engendered a growing concern for privacy, the government's desire to collect more racial data conflicts with a rising public reluctance to answer questions about racial or ethnic backgrounds.

Results from genome-wide association studies have engendered a growing list of colorectal cancer susceptibility genes whereas the application of genome-wide mutational analysis has enabled the depiction of mutational landscape of colorectal cancer at high resolution.

3 Its great effect on society and health care economics has engendered a growing number of therapeutic modalities to manage this problem.

In contrast to the parental fibroblasts, cells expressing any of the human oncogenes engendered rapidly growing tumours in immune-suppressed animals.

Still, there is no mistaking the growing confidence engendered by Iran's engagement in the nuclear talks and the disarray elsewhere in the Middle East.

These elementary steps engender, in the growing daughter chain, a primary structure identical to that of the distal template strand.

In recent decades, China's growing wealth has engendered a thriving illegal market in endangered wildlife products.

Over the years the policy has led to higher average living standards, a booming economy, and a more predominant place for China in the world – but has also engendered enormous inequality, massive corruption, growing environmental problems and profound popular cynicism, massive expenditure on stability maintenance and now a sense of belligerence on the international stage.

This engendered a 'cacique democracy fatigue' among a growing numbers of Filipinos.

"If you're looking at growth for the month or two afterward, obviously things are growing faster because it's engendering all this activity, but you're just trying to get back to where you were".