Sentence examples for growing in alternative from inspiring English sources

Interest is growing in alternative antimicrobial dosing strategies that are better aligned with the antimicrobial's pharmacodynamic properties, and the potential of this approach to improve patient outcomes [ 2].

Future experiments are required to determine if the differences observed in the EOC cell lines grown in alternative conditions are biologically relevant or a reflection of experimental design.

(There are two distinct designs for the proposed linear collider: the International Linear Collider (ILC) and the Compact Linear Collider (CLIC).) But in the past few years, interest has been growing in an alternative path.

Like rare psychotropic fungi growing in the basement, alternative film theories thrive best in the darkest, dankest, most seldom visited corners of the internet.

One of the first studios was opened in Los Angeles (where else?) at the end of the 1940s, and the practice grew to become popular among those with a growing interest in alternative and Eastern practices in the '60s.

Budget flights continue to dominate the way we travel but there has been a growing interest in alternative overland transport.

On another occasion, Oz described his father's reaction to his growing interest in alternative approaches to health care as "suicidal".

Growing interest in alternative power, low-impact logging and organic farming is fueling a working animal renaissance; the Amish, of course, never gave them up.

He said choreographers' growing interest in alternative spaces corresponded to the rising cachet of series outside Manhattan, like Chez Bushwick in Brooklyn, and many younger people's lack of interest in traditional theatergoing.

Ms. Spellman attributed the heightened interest in mediums -- or spiritists, as they like to call themselves -- to a spillover from the growing interest in alternative medicine and Eastern spirituality.

Born in 1971 in Boston, US, at the age of 16 she chose to rename herself Psyche "to reflect my growing interest in alternative music and subculture" (it comes from the ancient Greek myth of a mortal who fell in love with the god Eros).