As society gradually attaches more and more importance to education, it also tries to formulate the overall objectives, content, organization, and strategies of education.
Abraham Lincoln first proclaimed a national day of thanksgiving in 1863, but local and state observances had been common for decades, especially in the North, and people had been gradually attaching the celebrations to a heavily embellished picture of the three-day feast the Pilgrims enjoyed with the local Indians in 1621.
By means of the divergent method, DAP (generation = 0.5∼3.0) were prepared by gradually attaching methyl acrylate and methylene-dianiline to the initiator core.
Let's take the report rate of children with developmental delay as an example: this report rate grows from the 3.12% of 2000 to 5.63% of 2006, which indicates that through relevant publicity and education, the public gradually attaches importance to the development of children; the number of individual cases under management grows from 6,552 to 15,432 with a 2.3 times increase approximately.
Gradually, they attached more meaning to the health care provider's movements, and less to their talk.
Despite the twin facts that (1) Jackson is in no way culpable for possessing the Mona Lisa and (2) he has gradually become very attached to it, he does not seem entitled to keep the painting.
The high multiplicity of infection that was used also may have contributed to the way the spirochetes were layered over the Caco-2 cells, whereas in natural infections the palisades may develop gradually as individual attached spirochetes divide and the new cell also attaches.
Gradually, familiar-sounding surnames were being attached to the numbers; gradually, stories about life and death were emerging.
Figure 5 shows that the growth of B. braunii SAG 807-1 in the attached culture gradually increased as light intensity increased (< 100 μmol m−2 s−1).
As the culture progressed, no obvious cell proliferation and migration was observed and the attached cells gradually died out over 7 8 days.
Conceivably, this action could shorten the ESCRT-III complex to gradually draw together the attached membrane in the neck of an ILV constriction, ultimately resulting in scission.
