The operation itself was divided into steadily escalating phases, mapped out in advance.
Try to save your money steadily, or divide your pay into a certain amount that will be for saving and a certain amount that will be for spending.
Accordingly, for Vygotsky (1978), the advent of private speech at about 3 years of age initiates in primary socialized speech, which steadily divides into two functionally particular types: speech applied in order to communicate with others and speech only directed at the self.
Second, the self-renewing capability of putative lineage-restricted stem cells will manifest as colonies of steadily dividing and uniformly looking cells.
However, xenotransplanted human SSCs cannot undergo spermatogenesis but will rather divide a limited number of times and steadily decrease in number.
In this way, the presidential race is just an exaggerated farce of political theater intended to dazzle, distract and divide us, all the while the police state marches steadily forward.
Thus, cells grown on the RPI at increasing partial gravity levels exhibit a steadily decrease in fluorescence intensity, meaning that the cells divide faster at higher partial gravity levels, accordingly losing fluorescence intensity.
Smartphone ownership has grown steadily over the last three years (35percentto58percentcent); unfortunately, these relatively expensive devices divide Americans along every imaginable demographic except for race.
Up to the seventh prenatal month the bronchioles divide continuously into more and smaller canals (canalicular phase) and the vascular supply increases steadily.
The quiescent stem cells, which do not divide, maintain the high levels of BrdU deposited in their genomes, whereas the dividing, more differentiated stem cells steadily dilute the BrdU incorporated into their genomes as they proliferate.
