Sentence examples for is being increasingly acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The importance of pyrochemistry is being increasingly acknowledged and becomes unavoidable in the nuclear field.

However, despite the previous theoretical approaches to GW propagation into the thermosphere (Hickey and Cole 1988; Klostermeyer 1972), only since recently, the role of GWs in coupling the lower and upper atmosphere is being increasingly acknowledged (Fritts and Lund 2011; Heale et al. 2014; Hickey et al. 2010, 2011; Miyoshi et al. 2014; Vadas and Liu 2009; Yiğit et al. 2009, 2012a).

This information becomes especially relevant in the field of health promotion intervention development, where the importance of implementation is being increasingly acknowledged [ 5].

The importance of kinetic models is being increasingly acknowledged in fields such as bioprocess optimization [ 2], metabolic engineering [ 3], physiology, as well as cell and developmental biology [ 4].

The importance of patient involvement in healthcare delivery and quality improvement is being increasingly acknowledged and addressed in clinical practice and in research.

The same difficulties are also being increasingly acknowledged in both adolescents and the elderly, where we found incidences of autoimmune diabetes as high as in the youngest age groups (7, 8).

The importance of transformational leadership for nurses' well-being is increasingly acknowledged.

The importance of transformational leadership for the health and well-being of staff in the healthcare sector is increasingly acknowledged, however, there is less knowledge about the mechanisms that may explain the links between transformational leaders and employee health and well-being.

Urban green spaces (UGS) are increasingly acknowledged for their importance for the well-being of urban populations.

The outstanding quality of his own drawings and watercolours (modestly treated in his lifetime as working notes or amateur sketches) was increasingly acknowledged, as was his role as a stimulus to the flowering of British painting, architecture, and decorative art in the second half of the 19th century.

We're waking up to that mistake now: hospice and palliative care are at last receiving the attention and the funding they deserve; helping our patients through a good death is increasingly acknowledged to be as important as helping them flourish while alive.