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Stepping back even further in geological time, the low points are predicted to have been progressively more extreme.

"It has been progressively more difficult to usher a new anti-infective to market," said Dr. Vance G. Fowler Jr., an infectious disease expert at Duke University.

In recent years, hydrogen gas sensor technology has been progressively more capable in practical applications.

Accordingly, AKI has been progressively more thought of as part of a systemic disease with underlying mechanisms that cause multiorgan dysfunction including the kidney, which could help explain the decreased survival observed in AKI patients [87, 99].

However, after the initial epidemic, WNV activity has been progressively more difficult to predict by using DYCAST because of reduced reporting to the California Dead Bird Hotline.

The changes in cell cycle progression were progressively more pronounced when cells were exposed to medium containing lower glucose-and l-glutamine quantities.

Moreover, three poly I C challenges, each 2 weeks apart, showed that each successive challenge produced acute onset deficits that were progressively more severe and less reversible as the underlying disease progressed [ 32].

"Progressively smaller fibres are progressively more supple," Fossey says, "so you get a fibre that is very strong but more comfortable".

That prompted Mark M. Zandi, the chief economist at Economy.com, to develop three forecasts of the aftermath, which are progressively more negative depending on the national situation.

Evans, Frank, and Arbus were progressively more explicit photographer laureates of the abyssal lack — the wanting, the want — that defines American soulfulness.

Even today a cricket ball may stay in play for an entire day of a match, and, as the ball gets more used, it is progressively more difficult to hit.