Sentence examples for could be steadily from inspiring English sources

One regrettable and long term consequence of the transformation of the trial into a medieval passion play was that it fostered a climate of opinion where the age of criminal responsibility could be steadily lowered to the point where the distinction between act of a child and adult lost much of its meaning.

Between widespread economic disparities, population growth, unsustainable agriculture and climate change, a study partially funded by Nasa predicted that civilization as we know it could be steadily heading for a collapse within the next century – and the window to create impactful change is narrowing.

The in vitro biofilm masses produced by WT could be steadily stained with crystal violet (CV) staining.

Importantly, the superhydrophilicity of the coating film could be steadily maintained under the conditions of acid solution, boiling water and abrasion.

With the optimized microfluidic chip, the mixture of cells and extracellular matrix mimics could be steadily injected into the chamber, the nutrients in the medium from lateral channels could quickly diffuse into the chamber, and the cell metabolites could also timely diffuse out of the chamber.

The aggregates could be steadily observed in MEFs even after 48 hours.

As shown in Tab. 1, the lipase gene was integrated into the genome when displayed on Pichia pastoris cell surface, it could be expressed steadily and can be fermented by using complete medium.

Is there anything I can do to help?" "You could always let me be steadily more abusive".

The birds have gone from a number of counties where once they could be heard and are steadily retreating to England's south-east corner, behind a line drawn roughly from the Wash to the Solent.

The apparent absence of quakes in the stuck patch led many seismologists to assume that the fault there could be slowly but steadily slipping without building up any strain.

Two orientations of specimens were used, chosen so that the influence on the fracture behaviour of the 'ordinary' dislocations (b =a/2 < 110]) and 'superdislocations' (b =a < 101]) could be distinguished.K1c rises steadily from∼1.5MPa m1/2 at 20°C to∼3.5MPa m1/2 at ∼600°C for both specimen types.