Sentence examples for changed incrementally from inspiring English sources

Advantages using DNA are that short dsDNA can act as a rigid rod (Bustamante et al, 1994; Wang et al, 1997; Mathew-Fenn et al, 2008; see also Supplementary Results) and the DNA length can be changed incrementally 0.34 nm by changing one base, meaning one can control the distance between the two heads with sub-nanometer accuracy.

I think these things need to be changed incrementally".

Russia's relationship with the West has changed, incrementally but surely, for the worse.

The health care system should be changed "incrementally" rather than by major surgery, Mr. King said in another interview on MSNBC.

Sensitivity analyses for three soil variables, maximum ASW, FR and soil texture were performed by running the model with two soil variables held constant while the third was changed incrementally.

Treatment techniques have only changed incrementally since then with addition of more effective chemotherapy [ 46], so are likely to have made smaller differences to mortality from about 1980, but mortality from cervical cancer in Canada continues to decline substantially.

Things aren't going to change incrementally, they're going to change explosively.

Characters in novels tend to change incrementally; Murakami's shed personalities more easily than tears.

The relationship will continue to change incrementally because that's the way both governments seem to want it to change.

It changes incrementally; in the space of two visits, the consommé changed from lobster to duck, the filling in the Swiss chard beggar's purse going from lobster salpicon to foie gras.

Having been a fan of Meigas, a Spanish restaurant in a restored trolley barn in downtown Norwalk, since the late 1980s, I have watched it change incrementally over the years, always under the stewardship of its owner, Ignacio Blanco.