Sentence examples for is increasing understanding from inspiring English sources

There is increasing understanding that social and psychological stressors such as anxiety, social isolation or insecurity affect health.

There is increasing understanding about differences in disease manifestations, medication use, and disease severity between those with childhood-onset SLE as compared with adult-onset SLE.

"The fundamental goal of all our training is increasing understanding and breaking down stereotyping and prejudices," said the center's director, Bridget Regan.

While many design experiments run, and some fail at high cost, there is increasing understanding of the relationship between design elements.

Although there is increasing understanding of the pathophysiology of APAP-induced liver injury, the mechanism is complex and prone to misinterpretation, especially when unknown chemicals such as plant extracts are tested.

There is increasing understanding of how important it is to combine good medical care with support in daily life.

There is increased understanding that that defaulting for the first time in our history on our debts would be a disaster for the American economy and for the world's economy.

The next most frequently cited factors contributing to sustainable-tourism outcomes in interviews are increased understanding of partners goals and the interconnections that evolve during the partnership (Table  6).

Therefore, central to the development of improved or novel diagnostics is increased understanding of the early immune response to tuberculosis in cattle.

There have been significant advances in such techniques, particularly for reactions considered to be immediate or anaphylactic in type, and there is increased understanding of the mechanisms that may be involved in desensitization.

There is increased understanding of stem cell hierarchies and their potential roles in breast development [ 129- 131], but debate continues on the relationship between normal stem and progenitor cells, their dysregulation in cancer and the nature of putative CSCs [ 132- 135].