Sentence examples for Steadily augmented from inspiring English sources

The latter, steadily augmented as new scrolls were published, has not been out of print since.

Higher grinding-wheel speeds, more powerful grinding machines, and improved abrasives have steadily augmented their role.

Our understanding of transcription has been steadily augmented since the advent of RNA-seq (Mouse ENCODE Consortium et al. 2012; ENCODE Project Consortium et al. 2012).

However, while cldn-4 mRNA expression slightly increased during growth and differentiation of RCE1 5T5) cells (Fig. 4C), cldn-4 protein steadily augmented at the time of confluence in cell culture (6th day after plating), reaching amounts 3.5-fold higher to those found in 3-day growing cell cultures (Fig. 4D).

In her 27 years of writing, Thomas has enjoyed a steadily augmenting success.

Foursquare's stockpile of location-data breadcrumbs has allowed the company to steadily augment its map of the world, and to test the fuzzy signals it receives from users' phones (the service gleans from G.P.S., Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, and from other markers) against the eleven billion definitive check-ins provided by its users over the past seven years.

Foursquare's stockpile of location-data breadcrumbs has allowed the company to steadily augment its map of the world, and to test the fuzzy signals it receives from users' phones (the service gleans from G.P.S., Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, and from other markers) against the eleven billion definitive check-ins provided by its users over the past seven years.

Under the Bush administration, we have seen those powers steadily and dramatically augmented.

The number of patients choosing to receive augmented mammaplasty is increasing steadily with rapid economic development in China.

Prices of firewood (in real terms) have been increasing steadily in the last decade, but those of tuition fees, transport and communication, have augmented even faster (Figure 7).

Large scale natural and man-made catastrophic events, triggered or augmented by regional conflicts, climate change and new disease strains appear to be steadily increasing in intensity and frequency.