Apparently, the development of miRNA microarrays, RT-PCR platforms, in situ hybridization, and next generation sequencing methodologies lead to a gradually growing number of miRNA profiling studies, which have paved the way to new approaches for biomarker discovery.
In addition, integrative reviews that reference the gradually growing number of case studies on sustainable development (Corvalan et al. 1999; Shahi et al. 1997) or ecosystem approaches (Corvalan et al. 2005; Parkes et al. 2005; Patz et al. 2004) bridge scientists, policymakers, activists, and citizens.
"Gradually, a growing number of Arab artists woke up to the fact that they were not after all Westerners, no matter how hard they strove to be so," she wrote.
Eslami says that gradually growing the numbers helps people make more sense out of the staggering amount of death.
The cost of health care has been rising gradually, partly because of the rapidly growing numbers of elderly people.
In ageing societies growing numbers of older adults will develop diseases that gradually impair their decision-making capacity [ 1, 2].
ISRCTN89993391 As the population ages worldwide, growing numbers of older adults develop Alzheimer's disease and related disorders that gradually impair their decision-making capacity [ 1].
Ever growing numbers of world Jewry feel that their emotional and ideological connection to Israel is gradually unraveling, and the new conversion law is only speeding up the process.
Yet growing numbers flee persecution.
After the locality was connected by rail with San Francisco in 1863, men who had amassed fortunes during the Gold Rush bought up farms there to establish their country "estates," which were gradually subdivided to house a growing number of commuters to San Francisco.
