Sentence examples for early gradually from inspiring English sources

Intranasal delivery of PLGA nanoparticles encapsulating BPI3V proteins elicited an early, gradually increasing BPI3V-specific IgG response that persisted over the subsequent 6 weeks, suggesting slow, persistent release of antigen.

Mansoor et al. reported that PLGA particles encapsulating bovine parainfluenza virus type-3 (Bpeptidesptides or proteins induced an early, gradually increasing humoral immune responses via intranasal delivery, suggesting the advantage of slow and prolonged release of antigens in particulate systems compared to those in the soluble form (Mansoor et al., 2014).

Paths from sensor nodes nearer to the sink are added earlier gradually.

Mr. FlorCruz recounted how his early naivete gradually gave way to cynicism toward the Communist Party.

But Poyet's side, having weathered the early storm, gradually began to find their feet.

"It is because we don't want to cause a recession ... that it is prudent to begin early and gradually," Yellen said.

His immense early popularity gradually ebbed, in part because he continued to remind his compatriots that their newfound democracy depended on their everyday moral vigilance.

This week, they got ahead on a young and, lately, sloppy Bucs team early and gradually applied more pressure to the neck as the game wore on.

When I was little, I saw my grandmother, at what I now realise was an early age, gradually disappear into a sweet-natured fog, a benevolent dissipation, but because I was young it was a mild experience – like seeing a pencil drawing slowly rubbed out until only a few vague lines were left.

The gratuitous whimsy that was so cloying in the early chapters gradually gives way to genuinely clever invention, just as the literary jokes -- which run the gamut from bad puns (one character is named Millon de Floss) to postmodern capers -- slowly evolve from knee-jerk spasms of humor into a larger, comedic point of view.

It also called on the Bank of England to enact policy measures "early and gradually" to avoid a housing bubble.