Sentence examples for propelled interest from inspiring English sources

The development in numerical analysis has propelled interest in difference equations and their relationship to their differential counterparts.

The need for more effective therapies with less toxic side effects has propelled interest in targeted biologic therapies based on an expanding understanding about SLE disease pathogenesis.

The cell-based model and the need for shorter turnaround time (TAT) for tests to guide transfusion in bleeding trauma patients have propelled interest in thromboelastography (TEG®; Hemoscope Corporation, Niles, IL, USA) and thromboelastometry (ROTEM®; Tem International GmbH).

The hope is that by offering this tool, it will help propel interest and understanding of quantum computing and create a community of interested individuals, institutions and researchers who can work together to advance knowledge about these computers in the coming years.

And as the president forcefully noted, a default could propel interest rates skyward, throw millions more Americans out of work, and create another recession.

But the lack of a formal peace accord and the high tensions between the two countries has propelled international interest in finding a solution.

By speeding up the learning process and the search for records, she said, "the Internet has propelled that interest and helped it grow exponentially".

Knox said she thought an interview with the campus newspaper, The Chronicle, would allow her to get the story under control, but it only propelled further interest in her.

Identification of IgG4-positive plasma cells in Küttner tumors and Mikulicz disease propelled renewed interest in these diseases, and fueled re-analyses of the classification of inflamed salivary glands [ 8– 10].

Having fans vote for each team's 30th player online, as baseball did this year, won't quite propel fan interest to ecstatic heights.

The wave analogy is often used, and not incorrectly — fevered investment propels increasing interest and drives new opportunistic entrepreneurs into a specific industry area, building until it inevitably crashes as certain companies underperform and interest moves elsewhere.