Sentence examples for increasingly being selected from inspiring English sources

But then came the endless rise of marketing departments, and soon novels were increasingly being selected according to which genre they fitted".

Peptides are increasingly being selected for drug development because they are specific for their targets and have a higher degree of interactions.

Increasingly, recipients have been selected at older age and with longer type 1 diabetes duration, requiring slightly less insulin and having better kidney function, as indicated by lower serum creatinine, suggesting more appropriate patient selection.

However, it is increasingly clear that IgA was selected and maintained throughout the evolution not just to stop pathogen entry through the epithelium but rather to maintain the complex interplay between commensals, epithelium and immune system.

Increasingly they are selecting younger men as lovers, and enjoy their sex lives even more than married women do.

Increasingly, individuals are selecting professionals -- usually lawyers -- to deal with these matters rather than leaving them for a member of an already grieving family.[6].

Everton are screwed here, aren't they? 31 min: "Is Phil Neville's career a 15 year odyssey to prove that he has never been good enough to play for the teams for which he is selected?" writes increasingly bitter Everton fan Gary Naylor.

Women in the U.S. military have been selected for increasingly risky jobs.

More insight can be gained from the detailed analysis of some triggering cases (Fig. 3), which were selected at increasingly larger distances from the mainshock.

At the least, Republicans close to the campaign said it was increasingly apparent that Ms. Palin had been selected as Mr. McCain's running mate with more haste than McCain advisers initially described.

Subsets of SNPs were selected according to increasingly liberal P value thresholds (PT) in the discovery phase GWAS analysis.