Sentence examples for adapted progressively from inspiring English sources

As illustrated on Figure  8A, cells adapted progressively to their new environment and regained a partly adherent and motile behaviour around 90 min following the onset of osmotic stress.

Finally, it is worth noting that achieving agricultural mechanization requires institutional changes that increase trust and encourage the private sector to adapt progressively proven technologies to local practices and production modes (Thirtle et al. [1998]).

A slowly filling bladder adapts progressively to the pressure from increased volume.

In infancy and childhood the myocardium adapts progressively to its new loading conditions and develops in-creased reserve to β adrenergic stimulation.

KIL females might also have progressively adapted to the increasingly poor sperm quality of their inbred males by developing a larger spermathecae in order take up as much sperm as possible upon mating.

"If Robin had not gone it would have been fine, it would have allowed me to adapt more progressively and with more time," he explains.

During its history the violin has been subject to modifications that have progressively adapted it to its evolving musical functions.

For 30 years analytical methods based on ion beams have been progressively adapted to art and archaeological issues.

The so-called TRIO_U Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) code developed at CEA has been progressively adapted to these Astrid concerns.

First designed to deal with simple crystalline materials, the Lucas-Sunjic theory has been progressively adapted to more complex systems.

In ITER, the tiles of the first wall are made out of beryllium, which means that the know-how is progressively adapted to this specific bimetallic pair.