Sentence examples for now becoming accepted from inspiring English sources

While, in many studies, the focus has tended to be on the technology for production of juveniles, the need for a more multidisciplinary approach is now becoming accepted.

The ideas behind so-called "humanistic" psychology are now becoming accepted as part of the mainstream in the field.

The notion that CD27 is a marker of memory B cells is now becoming accepted (Agematsu et al 2000).

It is now becoming accepted that a 'one size fits all' approach to supporting self-management is ineffective in engaging all individuals in self-management.

It is now becoming accepted that a faster route to realising the potential of hPSCs and their differentiated derivatives is through in vitro application, particularly in drug safety assessment and in providing novel models of genetic disease.

Interest and demand from countries has risen since and it is now clear that SDD is becoming accepted as a new technological solution to meet the demand for vaccine storage capacity in areas with no or very poor and unreliable grid power.

Endoscopic resection of EGC is now the standard therapy in Japan and is increasingly becoming accepted and regularly used in other countries.

Gathering validity evidence and reporting the evidence to standard-setting bodies is now routine for training and leaning programs in general education [ 36], and is becoming accepted practice in medical education even though the requirements differ [ 37, 38].

Regardless whether the variations in suppressive capacity of induced FOXP3 expressing cells are due to different stimulation conditions or due to donor dependent factors, it is now becoming increasingly accepted that stable FOXP3 expression is a prerequisite for a suppressive phenotype.

Thus, the γ-secretase complex is now becoming an accepted target in cancer therapy, in particular, with regard to Notch signalling (Shih and Wang, 2007).

It is becoming recognized that a single sequence does not discriminate accurately among species of a genus, so sequence information from several different regions are now becoming widely accepted as markers for taxonomic classification in plants.