Sentence examples for subjected increasingly from inspiring English sources

Laboratory studies that support clinical trials are being subjected increasingly to more stringent regulatory requirements, especially with the publication of the European Directive on Clinical Trials (Fontaine and Rosengren, 2001) as a Statutory Instrument (1031, HMSO) in the UK from May 2004.

When proteins are subjected to increasingly denaturing conditions, they progressively lose secondary and tertiary structure.

A simple phrase -- musical or choreographic -- is introduced, then subjected to increasingly complex variations.

The getihu are also being subjected to increasingly heavy fees by rapacious local authorities.

By and large, existing structures and land uses were allowed to remain, but new structures and new land uses were subjected to increasingly stringent regulation.

As a result, Sergeant was subjected to increasingly personal attacks from judges who grew frustrated with public disregard for their views.

In each experiment, the network is subjected to increasingly severe attacks.

As the cost of health care is subjected to increasingly greater scrutiny, the assessment of new technologies must include the surgical value (SV) of the procedure.

This is allowing ever-smaller samples to be subjected to increasingly robust pretreatment protocols, improving both accuracy and the range of samples that can be directly dated.

Such problems are of increasing concern in aircraft design since there is the need to control nonlinear instabilities and improve safety margins, at the same time as aircraft are subjected to increasingly critical operational conditions.

After the attacks of 9-11, MuSikhs, Sikhs, and those of Arab descent generally were subjected to increasingly suspicious gazes at airports, schools, and in other public spaces.