Sentence examples for has generated increasing from inspiring English sources
Thanks to its biocompatibility and chemical-physical and biological properties and due to the ease of chemical functionalization, HA has generated increasing interest among researchers and it is already used in several biomedical applications [ 20– 20].
Improved capability of MRI to diagnose SB pathology has generated increasing requests to perform these examinations in patients who require general anaesthesia (GA).
Since the late 1980s, topflight European football has generated increasing financial revenues from higher ticket prices, merchandise sales, sponsorship, advertising, and, in particular, television contracts.
The plan has generated increasing public debate since the company said it intended to exploit a $1 billion diamond concession granted to it by a Congo government decree at a time when the British government is campaigning to halt the trade in so-called conflict diamonds.
This concern has generated increasing interest in the use of different treatment technologies to remove arsenic from contaminated water.
Click chemistry has generated increasing attention due to its rapid and high-yielding transformation, and tolerance to a broad range of functional groups.
The recent release of the well-received "Senna" documentary has generated increased interest and perhaps provided the impetus for the re-release of "Memories of Senna" by Christopher Hilton.
The indications that the infusions might soon come to an end has generated increased volatility both on Wall Street and in stock exchanges around the world.
Giorgio Gosetti, the general director of the Rome-based Italian film promotion agency ItaliaCinema, said, "The unification of Europe has generated increased interest in the cinema of individual countries and stimulated authors to think in terms of audiences and foreign audiences".
Concern over human impact on the global environment has generated increased interest in quantifying agricultural contributions to greenhouse gas fluxes.
The recent description of novel recurrent gene fusions in ~80% of prostate cancer (PCa) cases has generated increased interest in the search for new translocations in other epithelial cancers and emphasizes the importance of understanding the origins and biologic implications of these genomic rearrangements.
