Sentence examples for increasing appreciation that from inspiring English sources

The answer has long been evolution, but in recent years there's an increasing appreciation that evolution isn't just about competition.

The answer has long been evolution, but in recent years there's an increasing appreciation that evolution isn't just about competition, it's also about cooperation within groups.

"There has been an increasing appreciation that glycans play an important role in malignant behavior and our work shows that inhibiting the activity of GCNT1 could prevent the invasive behavior of the aggressive luminal-like cancer cells if they express the MM epitope," she says.

There is an increasing appreciation that IDU behavior is also a reality in the African context, and more work is needed to better characterize this risk and its relationship to sexual risk exposures among African men [21].

Nevertheless, there is increasing appreciation that kisspeptin may also act at the level of the GnRH nerve terminals, where there is close intermingling between kisspeptin and GnRH fibers at the level of the median eminence evident in many species including the goat [22], sheep [40] and rhesus monkey (27).

However, there is an increasing appreciation that surgical care is needed for non-traumatic morbidities.

There is now an increased appreciation that the native state may not be a single structure after all, but rather an ensemble of closely related structures [ 4, 5].

There is increasing appreciation for the fact that fine tuning of these responses is unique to each organism and needs to be evaluated as such to facilitate identification of targets that potentiate the bactericidal activity of antibiotics.

There is an increasing appreciation for structural diversity of DNA that is of interest to both DNA nanotechnology and basic biology.

75 Although tissue-specific features of fibrogenesis appear to exist, there is increasing appreciation of common pathways of fibrosis that are conserved among tissues, including TGF-β, connective tissue growth factor, interleukins 4 and 13, platelet-derived growth factor and osteopontin.

In some cases, city officials have reacted unfavourably to the increasing appreciation of slums – proof, to Frenzel, that some good is being done.