Sentence examples for has engendered increased from inspiring English sources

Of particular importance is that proteases have been found to play diverse and strategic roles in cartilage and bone remodelling, which in recent years has engendered increased interest in these enzymes in the field of rheumatology.

Whether exposure to extremely low-frequency (ELF) magnetic fields (MF) either from power transmission and distribution or the use of electrical appliances is associated with an increased risk of leukemia in children has engendered scientific debate.

Meanwhile, Blatter has engendered huge loyalty in Africa by maintaining the flow of development cash that has increased 70-fold under his presidency, as World Cup revenues have soared to nearly $4.9bn.

Progress in the "omics" fields such as genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics has engendered a need for innovative analytical techniques to derive meaningful information from the ever increasing molecular data.

Indeed these GHIs have mobilised unprecedented levels of funds for diseases such as HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis and engendered increased political attention and widened stakeholder engagement for disease control [ 6, 16].

A typical example of the confusion that this has engendered is the reported association of HLA-DR5 with long remission, no impact on remission and an increased incidence of relapse.

He also faces increasing suspicion of America's economic, military and cultural power, and the resentments it has engendered.

The mystery has engendered rumors.

"It has engendered less demand for people".

Leno's recent upswing has engendered better press notices.

Often, however, the admittance of new members has engendered controversy.