Sentence examples for increasing highlighted from inspiring English sources

Liquid nitrogen stimulation has been increasing highlighted in recent year.

The work of Sustrans and others in the Cycling Demonstration Towns programme, which saw six towns across England receive European funding from 2005-10 to significantly increase cycling, highlighted that "consistent political leadership and a determination to champion sustainable travel" was an essential element for success.

This pool of trained lay providers with low attrition has the potential of supporting adherence counseling as ART patient numbers increase as highlighted by this study.

Asterisks indicate significant differences with the increased proportion highlighted by bold numbers.

The report also highlighted increasing spending by boards on costly agency workers because of significant problems with recruitment and retention of staff, as well as a lack of workforce planning for new models of care to deliver more community-based services.

PCFG highlighted increasing difficulties associated with multiple care providers working in apparent isolation as a major difficulty in ensuring holistic care.

This study used longitudinal data to document predictors of chronic food insecurity in the context of rising food prices in Ethiopia and highlighted how increasing food prices erode intra-household buffering (protection mechanisms).

A large number of other retractions have also been highlighted (www.retractionwatch.com), increasing the focus on what contributes to the problem and how to tackle it (Irizarry et al., 2005; Baggerly and Coombes, 2009; Prinz et al., 2011; Sebastiani et al., 2011; Begley and Ellis, 2012; Lambert and Black, 2012; Parker and Leek, 2012; Freedman and Inglese, 2014).

Previous studies have similarly highlighted increased macrophage infiltration in epicardial fat [ 22].

The increased marker density highlighted variations in recombination rates within and among catfish chromosomes.

Research has also highlighted increased use of CAM by rural populations when compared to urban populations, both in Australia and internationally [ 22, 23].