Sentence examples for increasing recognised from inspiring English sources

Thus, PCR-ribotype 001 is one of the commonest types in Europe, and frequently associated with outbreaks, PCR-ribotype 106 was until recently the epidemic strain in England and Wales [ 22], whilst PCR-ribotype 078 strains are increasing recognised as being as equally aggressive as PCR-ribotype 027 strains [ 25].

The importance of personal recovery in mental health is increasing widely recognised.

A further enabler to increased use, recognised by one neonatologist in 2011, were the NHMRC and Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RANZCOG) endorsements of the guidelines: "pushing out these guidelines… as accepted best practice, in order for them to be extensively used" (CN3-2011).

A HarperCollins said it had recognised increasing interest in the market.

Biological invasions, which are occurring at an increasing rate, are recognised as major drivers of environmental change.

Increasing prices is recognised as the most effective way to control tobacco consumption.

Male sex and increasing age are recognised to predispose towards hospitalisation, and this coincides with our findings of higher annual admission rates among men than among women in both populations [ 18].

Whilst [De La Rue] remains fully valued and recovery takes time, we recognise increasing probability of a bid.

Over the last 10 years, the rate of people presenting with challenging behaviour to emergency departments (EDs) has increased and is recognised as a frequent occurrence facing clinicians today.

Respondents were willing to switch to an expert physiotherapist (68%), and this willingness increased if they recognised the value of PD expertise (p < .001).001

Independent mobility starts to increase between the ages 8-13 years, often coinciding with the transition from primary to secondary school; this is in response to parents recognising increasing physical and cognitive capabilities as children age [ 10, 14].