Sentence examples for become increasingly specific from inspiring English sources

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

For months American officials have become increasingly specific about what they believe Japan must do, advocating huge tax cuts and old-fashioned deficit spending to spur an economy that many experts say could shrink by 2percentthis yearar.

One day, it will fall apart". Over time, her images have become increasingly specific but, she says, they should not be viewed as a commentary or a journalistic documentary about the city.

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

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.

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.

[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.

[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.] Example of a student response exhibiting developmental understanding: Student: The chicken beak was formed through a large amount of cell differentiation in development.

A testable hypothesis proposed by the authors is that if regulatory genes become increasingly function-specific as development progresses, the network gradually should become sparser in that direction and evolutionary older genes should be concentrated at the waist of the hourglass.

Yet the tumultuous musical materials become increasingly refined and specific as Mr. Dalbavie explores them in music of shifting moods, pungent harmonies and milky colorings.

The inference was that as an animal progresses from egg to embryo to adult, its cells become increasingly committed to specific fates.