Sentence examples for is increasingly assumed from inspiring English sources

In particular, it is increasingly assumed that subtle differences in the type and magnitude of the host-pathogen response at the level of the vaginal mucosa may explain the differential susceptibility to perturbation of the vaginal niche [ 23].

Subsequently, SI reorganization is increasingly assumed to play a key role in other syndromes of chronic pain (Maihöfner et al., 2003; Nava and Röder, 2011; Gustin et al., 2012), with important potential implications for designing clinical treatments (Moseley and Flor, 2012).

Until recently the US largely shaped globalisation but now China is increasingly assuming that role.

Internationally renowned for his eye for capturing the instant, the photographer, is increasingly assuming a role in preserving his nation's rich cultural past.

Meanwhile, militias continued to muster — the Continental Army was disbanded at the end of the Revolutionary War — but the national defense was increasingly assumed by the United States Army; by the middle of the nineteenth century, the United States had a standing army, after all.

We require food, water, clothing, shelter and other material comforts, but those items are increasingly assumed commodities and while we may be fooling ourselves, we spend less and less time pursing those items and more and more item acquiring and digesting information and ideas.

And, in a curious role reversal, the job of "reading" the temple's meaning has been increasingly assumed by a Mexican-American scholar who sees more than a few parallels between his struggle to define his identity and the ambivalent mixture of pride and horror with which some Mexicans and Chicanos view the Great Temple's sublime and bloody heritage.

By the late 1980s the iconic "three kingdoms tree" of ssu-rRNA sequences was increasingly assumed to be the Tree of Life.

As discussed above, such epistatic (gene-gene interaction) models are increasingly assumed to play an important role in the underlying etiology of common genetic diseases [ 5].

Above and beyond their traditional financial roles, contemporary corporations are increasingly assuming a normative role, promoting social agendas.

In the absence of parents' putting on the behavioral brakes, schools are increasingly assuming the traditional parental role.