Sentence examples for described gradual from inspiring English sources

In 1788, James Hutton described gradual geological processes operating continuously over deep time.

Yoshida et al., described gradual hypomethylation of Alu and Sat-α repetitive sequences in the antral region of the gastric mucosa, correlating with the levels of H. pylori antibodies in serum.

This is contrary to the commonly accepted hypothesis describing gradual epimerite constriction and subsequent separation facilitated by contractility of the membrane fusion site (osmiophilic ring).

We review the current models used to describe gradual solar energetic particle events, their advances and shortcomings, and their possible applications to space weather forecasting.

For instance, the prevailing view of the signalling cascade involving Casp-3 was that the changes were described as gradual, since this was the average population behaviour; however, this population behaviour was obtained by a gradual change in the number of cells that had switched from one state to another, where the switch in each individual cell was fast [ 2].

Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton, who oversees water policy on the river, has described the gradual reduction as a "soft landing" for Californians.

If her last album Playin' Me described the gradual breakdown of a relationship, her latest looks towards the future and zones in on her late-night fantasies.

In his 2010 book, "No Apology," Mr. Romney described a gradual increase in the cost of energy as the kind of market-based incentive that conservatives could embrace.

None of the jurors spoke to me of a single moment of epiphany; rather they described a gradual, cumulative understanding of why Jeremy Gross entered the Convenient Food Mart and murdered Christopher Beers.

Rosenthal described his gradual split with the Republican party over its nominee as a "slow motion spiral into a dark hole" and that nothing Trump does at this point could win back his vote.

Witnesses in high-rise buildings on both sides of the river described a gradual descent that appeared to be carefully controlled, almost as if the choppy surface of the Hudson were a paved tarmac.