Sentence examples for given increasing concern from inspiring English sources

However, given increasing concern about antimicrobial resistance for other STIs, it is imperative that we play closer attention to potential chlamydia resistance and collect chlamydia isolates from people who appear to have failed treatment for susceptibility testing.

The top US diplomat, Kerry said he and Wang agreed to work closely to determine what measures could be taken given increasing concerns about the nuclear test.

H.P.'s latest, sharply higher offer appeared to dash speculation that it might decide to back off given increasing concerns about the global economy.

But, given increasing concerns about the hoarding of zero-day vulnerabilities by intelligence agencies and frequent legal challenges to government hacking, it might be ideal to keep information about how to hack self-driving vehicles secret from the government.

Given increasing concerns over barriers to translating discoveries from the laboratory to the clinic or community, such high-throughput informatics methods are very desirable, and in our opinion, central to the P4 paradigm [4, 7 10].

Given increasing concerns about balancing better health outcomes with lower costs, careful examination of interventions aimed at reducing healthcare disparities attain critical importance.

Given increasing concerns of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, the firms were also facing challenges in how to meet animal welfare and food-safety goals with reduced availability of antibiotics as a tool to maintain animal health.

Given increasing concerns for lifetime radiation exposure, costs of potentially unnecessary tests, and the unexpected results of the aforementioned work, we proposed to study the diagnostic utility of CT imaging of the abdomen/pelvis for metastatic disease in primary extremity soft-tissue sarcoma to determine if our experience was supportive of this practice.

Irrespective of mechanism s), findings of the present study support continual efforts aimed at elucidating environmental impacts on semen quality, particularly given increasing global concern about declining male fecundity (Pflieger-Bruss et al. 2004; Priskorn et al. 2012).

Given the increasing concern for human-related causes of strandings, records from Oceania could provide a baseline for a relatively undisturbed habitat.

Given the increasing concern about the effects of water-borne noise, for example its inclusion within the EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive, and the lack of empirical evidence in setting thresholds, this paper discusses the use of BRUV, and short term behavioural changes, in supporting population level marine noise management.