Sentence examples for evolving recognition that from inspiring English sources

The opportunities result from an evolving recognition that cessation of grazing can harm wildlife.

This is consistent with the evolving recognition that multiple factors (not just insulin resistance) are involved in the pathogenesis of NAFLD [35], [36].

3 This change in practice evolved from recognition that some women with low grade abnormal cytology have underlying high grade cervical intraepithelial neoplasia 4 and might eventually require colposcopy for persistent cytological abnormalities.

This context has several aspects –subcellular localization or expression patterns will determine whether proteins that are potential competitors for an interaction in vitro actually meet in vivo and thus evolve into niches of molecular recognition that allow them to bind only the desired target domain.

My interest in carbon dioxide concentration as a variable evolved from the recognition that the rapidly changing concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere was likely to disrupt the relationships between plant physiological processes and adaptations to the environment that I had been studying.

As the discourse evolved, there was recognition that there may not be enough professional health workers available within an acceptable time frame [ 3].

Lynx was indeed seeking to appeal to an older crowd as well as its typical adolescent customer base, he says – and alongside this was a recognition that stereotypes change as society evolves.

As with any action related to human "vice" -- drugs, alcohol, sex, etc. -- industry evolves out of a recognition that there's money to be made supplying what the public demands.

While research in this area is still evolving, there is a growing recognition that the strategies to return workers with mental health problems to the workplace are likely different from those commonly used to accommodate workers with physical conditions [ 64- 66, 85, 86].

The Escherichia coli and Caulobacter crescentus histidyl-tRNA synthetases (HisRS) evolved divergent mechanisms of tRNAHis recognition that prevent their cross-reactivity.

A view of cancers merely growing is being replaced by recognition that they evolve according to well-understood principles of somatic selection, along trajectories that can be described by established methods for tracing phylogenies.