Sentence examples for has generated a growing interest from inspiring English sources
Consumer concern about the relationship between food and health has generated a growing interest in functional foods.
This context has generated a growing interest in conservation agriculture whose key agronomic principles are as follows: minimization of soil disturbance; continuous maintenance of soil cover; and crop diversification (by rotations, intercropping or other crop associations) among other practices.
In addition, the suspected relationship between increasing rates of childhood obesity and the apparent reduction in the age of puberty onset in girls has generated a growing interest in identifying the mechanisms by which nutrition may influence reproductive maturation.
In recent years, the development of structural genomics has generated a growing interest in obtaining haploid plants.
As explained above, the study of data deposition has generated a growing interest in the past few years.
Public interest in Mr. Kilham has generated a growing collection of bearaphernalia: stuffed toy animals, a bear-crossing sign in Russian, even a 100-year-old grizzly skin.
The increasing interest in the commercials that appear during the game has generated a growing spate of post-mortems from academics, pollsters, marketing consultants and agencies, all seeking to capitalize on the attention generated by an event watched by what is usually the largest television audience of the year.
The place has generated a growing buzz ever since.
This trend has generated a growing culture of acceptance rather than simply tolerance.
Despite this, East Tilbury has generated a steady and growing interest among architects.
Since anecdotal case reports of clinical activity of anti-HER2 agents in NSCLC patients with HER2 mutations, several targeted agents have been evaluated in HER2-mutated patients, generating a growing interest upon this oncogenic driver, leading to the design of molecularly selected trials with anti-HER2 compounds and the rediscover of hastily thrown out drugs, such as neratinib.
