Sentence examples for Progressively extend from inspiring English sources

Generally, it is accepted that mucosal involvement is the consequence of a progression of facial skin lesions, which progressively extend to oral and nasal mucous membranes or cartilages [ 14, 23].

Rather what we are seeing is a conscious effort by China to progressively extend its strategic footprint in the South China Sea.

With the exception of the few winter rains that occur as a result of climatic disturbances originating in the mid-latitude regions, precipitation essentially results from the rain-bearing southwesterly winds, which progressively extend throughout the southern half of the country at the height of the summer.

Similarly to in vitro SERS imaging of cancer cells, in vivo applications progressively extend the recognition lexicon beyond monoplex studies by preparing cocktails of different SEPs targeting multiple cancer membrane receptors (Dinish et al. 2014; Gao et al. 2015; Maiti et al. 2012; Zavaleta et al. 2009).

These lesions are classified histologically on the basis of atypia of epithelial cells that progressively extend from the lower parabasal layers of the squamous epithelium up to the whole thickness of the epithelium, depending on the grade [2].

It is characterized by erythema and hyperkeratosis of the palms and soles that progressively extend to the dorsal surface of the hands and feet.

Making this his mission, Lobo Antunes has progressively extended the bandwidth of his monologues.

For years, some politicians have progressively extended the frontiers of their entitlements.

Developments in materials and design of the seals have progressively extended the performance of dynamic seals in most application areas.

Since the first experimental demonstrations of quantum teleportation of independent external qubits6, an internal qubit7 and squeezed states8, researchers have progressively extended the communication distance.

Norms of transparency and procedural fairness, traditionally limited to state action, are being progressively extended to private actors, and so on.