Sentence examples for but then progressively from inspiring English sources
Analysis of census data by Professor Rebecca Tunstall of the University of York has shown how in England and Wales housing allocation became more unequal between 1911 and 1921, but then progressively more equal through to 1981, after which inequalities in housing provision rose.
Contrary to recruits' annual ACS growth and ACS loss, the ACS of new recruits (Rr, the ACS of tree reaching the 10 cm DBH threshold) is high at t0 because of the competition drop induced by logging, but then progressively decreases to reach its asymptotic value.
The decision came after months in which Wuerl initially downplayed the scandal, insisted on his own good record, but then progressively came to the conclusion that he could no longer lead the archdiocese.
The cat's neurological status improved for one week, but then progressively worsened.
First he refused to come to the center but then progressively started developing a sense of his new reality".
In Experiment 1, the mixture of transduced and nontransduced cells exhibited downregulation, peaking at 4 days after infection, but then progressively climbed higher through 10 days, presumably because of proliferation of nontransduced cells.
This early warning was initially heeded, but it was then progressively ignored by the pharmaceutical companies and regulatory authorities, who wanted more scientific justification for restricting antimicrobial growth promoters.
PetCO2 and P v-a CO2 did not change from H0 to H6. P v-a CO22 increasedidignotichange at H1 (* P < 0.05) then progressively decrease but did not reach the initial value.
It is good to buy varying dumbbell weights because you can then progressively challenge yourself as you progress with your weight training.
The centrosomes then progressively move away during spindle assembly progression.
Thus, motor behavior was normal from birth to 4 weeks, showed minor, but significant impairment by 8 weeks, which then progressively worsened over the ensuing 28 weeks.
