Sentence examples for a more gradual development from inspiring English sources

Our view is that it was a more gradual development and it involved the whole continent.

Also, in a speed discrimination task, Manning et al. (2012) reported a more gradual development of thresholds for slow (1.5°/s) than fast (6°/s) speeds.

A possible explanation is the more gradual development and smaller infarct size in our model as well as a reduction in the pro-inflammatory state at the time-point of measurement.

This protracted development, particularly in the case of lateral fronto-parietal networks, mirrors the more gradual development of cognitive control, attention and VSTM (e.g., Huizinga et al. 2006).

While Hadad et al. did not find a significant difference in the rates of development for sensitivity to coherent motion at 4°/s and 18°/s, Hayward et al. (2011) reported a more gradual rate of development for motion-defined form coherence thresholds at a much slower speed of 0.1°/s compared to faster speeds.

In the same years, Nilsson was reaching her peak; she had wisely followed a more gradual path of development, and did not take up Wagner until the late nineteen-forties.

Thus, a more gradual and explicit instructional focus on the development of foundational aspects of evolutionary reasoning before introduction of the use of complex graphical representations, such as phylogenetic trees in systematics problem-solving, might be required to help students effectively meet the "tree thinking challenge" (Baum et al., 2005).

To increase the odds for a more gradual and manageable transition, the United States and other major donors pledged $16 billion in development aid through 2015 at a conference in Tokyo last week.

Rather, a more gradual process of reunification would be required.

A more gradual approach, he said, would be more sound.

A more gradual transition is observed than previously reported.