Sentence examples for is increasing and often from inspiring English sources
The rate at which new nanomaterials with unique properties are developed is increasing and often outpaces the ability to characterize the potential adverse health risks associated with these materials.
Segregation is increasing and is often accompanied by "enormous poverty, limited resources and social and health problems of many types," the survey said.
Large-scale aquatic ecosystem restoration is increasing and is often controversial because of the economic costs involved, with the focus of the controversies gravitating to the modeling of fish responses.
The number of cancer survivors is increasing and they are often highly motivated to search for information about nutrition and about physical activity in order to try to improve their treatment outcomes, quality of life and overall survival.
However, he added that the proportion of those aged over 35 being treated for drug use is increasing, and they are often more difficult to help because of the amount of time they have been dependent on illicit substances.
The use of myocutaneous flaps for complex reconstructive surgery is increasing and these are often encountered when reporting follow-up studies for excised sarcomas.
The prevalence of Old World Cutaneous Leishmaniasis in the Mediterranean region is increasing and in Southern Europe often caused by Leishmania infantum.
Renal cell carcinoma (RCC) is the most common type of kidney cancer in adults, its incidence is increasing and it is often diagnosed when already metastatic (Lipworth et al, 2009; Jonasch et al, 2012).
Nobody could deny that care for the elderly is an acute problem in Western societies when longevity is increasing and the economically active often have busy lives, far from their parents.
The number of displaced midshaft clavicle fractures treated surgically is increasing and plate fixation is often the treatment modality of choice.
In the general population, the burden of CDI in pediatric patients is increasing, and the associated morbidity and mortality often differs from adults [ 18– 20].
