Sentence examples for more recently growing from inspiring English sources
More recently, growing knowledge of specific anatomical, cellular and molecular targets that play critical roles in the inflammatory cascade of multiple sclerosis have shifted the focus of drug development towards specific targets.
While audio ads are a relatively small part of the digital advertising pie, programmatic is more recently growing in this segment, too, for example with Spotify launching its own programmatic play in June 2016.
More recently growing them in sunlight produce a better crop.
More recently, growing awareness of the predictive role of pre-transplant donor-specific antibodies (DSA) has received intense attention.
Using different genetic studies different causative Mendelian gene mutations have been identified and more recently growing attention is being paid to genetic risk variants of these diseases.
More recently, growing evidence suggests that levels of circulating pro-inflammatory cytokines, particularly interleukin-6 (IL-6), are prospectively related to CHD risk [4].
Moving between the spaces, you see the beginnings of the artist's longstanding fascination with nature, out of which has more recently grown work that deals with politics, global finance and war.
Rao chose New Delhi–India's second-busiest airport with 16 million passengers a year versus Mumbai's 18 million–because it has more potential: Recently growing at a rate of 27% a year, it has 5,100 acres, enough land to eventually accommodate 100 million passengers; Mumbai has only 1,800, enough for about 40 million.
More recently, a growing number of wealthy families have opted to defy the two-child ban and to pay the heavy fines imposed.
Where they exist in the Lower Peninsula, these soils are particularly important for vegetable production and, more recently, for growing turfgrass (sod).
Decades of microlending and, more recently, the growing garment industry have underpinned the progress by turning millions of women into breadwinners for their families.
