Sentence examples for rapid increase in application from inspiring English sources

Currently, we are seeing a rapid increase in application of natural products in combinatorial chemistry and vice versa.

Indeed, the rapid increase in applications in recent years has been fueled largely by those interested in conservation issues or the study of evolutionary processes in local populations that often are small (Schwartz et al. 1999, 2007; Leberg 2005; Palstra and Ruzzante 2008).

There has been a rapid increase in the application of nonhematopoietic somatic cells, such as mesenchymal stem cells and regulatory T cells in GvHD experimental therapy.

The relatively rapid increase in the application of steel structures for both low and tall buildings and the modern bridges in Brazil are the results of an extensive effort of the steel producers and the improvement of steel courses and research programmes in several universities and institutions during the last two decades.

There has been a rapid increase in the application of CA in the health related research over the past decade [ 5].

The rapid increase in new applications of DBT as exemplified in the articles presented here is exciting and suggests a value of principal driven treatment manuals.

Lane et al. (2010) presents four main reasons for the rapid increase in mobile sensing applications: 1) availability of cheap embedded sensors, 2) applications can be programmed to use these sensors, 3) app stores can be used to deliver new applications to large populations easily, and 4) back-end servers providing resources for computing.

The demands for omega-3 LC-PUFA continues to rise, due to a rapid increase in aquaculture and applications in food and pharmacy.

However, due to both an increase in analytical capacity and a change in social awareness towards pollution exposure, there has been a rapid increase in the development and application of human biomonitoring (HBM) as a tool to evaluate exposure (i.e. the use of human tissue or fluid samples to estimate exposure).

The rapid increase in digital signal processing (DSP) applications has generated a strong demand for electrical engineers with DSP backgrounds; however, the gap between industry needs and university curricula still exists.

Electroporation is the rapid increase in bilayer permeability induced by the application of a large artificial electric field across the membrane.