Sentence examples for became increasingly specific from inspiring English sources

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She filed a lawsuit in 2010 after superiors became increasingly specific about her attire, insisting that while she could continue to wear makeup she should refrain from wearing high-heels since they "drew attention to her body in a manner that was upsetting to her easily distracted male managers," according to the lawsuit.

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Over hundreds of years composers have become increasingly specific in their notations.

Child, or descendant, terms of the top level or "root" node (called "molecular function") become increasingly specific in their description of protein function.

At the same time, the call repertoire of individually recorded birds changed, and vocal interactions in the group became increasingly pair specific.

As expected, symptoms became increasingly disease specific beyond this: pallor and bruising/bleeding was most commonly associated with the acute leukaemias; abnormal lumps were the most common symptom in CLL and NHL, along with abdominal discomfort; and bone pain/discomfort was the most frequent symptom of myeloma.

The results also suggest that DOC consumption became increasingly decoupled from compound-specific availability and chemical characteristics with increasing flow heterogeneity.

Public opinion polls indicate that the United States public generally supports healthcare reform, but the public's views became increasingly negative in reaction to specific plans discussed during the legislative debate over 2009 and 2010.

Therefore it became increasingly important to develop more specific and selective infection imaging agents.

However, because boys' and girls' behaviors become increasingly sex specific with age (Golombok et al. 2008), it is also possible that the influence of an environmental factor such as soy may become more or less important over time.

Characterized by a child's preference for certain masculine- or feminine-typical toys, activities, and attitudes, gendered play behavior may be present as early as 12 months of age and typically becomes increasingly sex specific with age (Golombok et al. 2008; O'Brien and Huston 1985; Servin et al. 1999; Snow et al. 1983).

[Note: This is the first in a series of questions in which the questions become increasingly more specific in an attempt to elicit developmental knowledge. See Supplemental Material for the complete series.] Question: You found a chicken egg, you hatched it out and observed that the chicken has a beak.

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