Sentence examples for gradually committed to from inspiring English sources

Multipotent HPCs differentiate and become gradually committed to specific lineages, i.e., HPCs of the erythroid series (early and late BFU-E and CFU-E) the megakaryocytic lineage (BFU-MK and CFU-MK) and the granulo-monocytic lineage (CFU-GM, CFU-G, CFU-M) [ 1].

During mammary gland development, many stem and progenitor cells gradually commit to differentiation pathways, but some remain uncommitted or partly differentiated within the mammary tissue (Smalley and Ashworth, 2003).

For now, the Kirchner government appears committed to gradually devaluing the peso to avoid stoking a widespread panic.

The percentage of cells committed to apoptosis gradually increases between 30 min and 90 min.

DoubleClick's president, Kevin Ryan, said yesterday that the Internet community and users would gradually understand that the company was committed to respecting consumers' privacy over the long term.

Back in 2014, NATO states committed to try to gradually increase their military spending to 2percentt of their gross domestic product by the year 2024.

For example, expansion of transiently existing or minor populations of gradually committed progenitors will result in the generation of differently populated CCS, which due to their origin from the same "stem cell system" may be equipped with many related features, like expression of differentiation-specific genes, but nevertheless deviate in their biological behavior.

Georgia similarly remains committed to Euro-Atlantic integration even as its new government attempts to gradually relax relations with Russia.

Health paternalism is committed to using the mechanisms of social engineering to ease the pleasures of working-class life gradually out of existence.

All the old stereotypes about a nation committed to its obsequious politeness by virtue of being cheek-by-jowl with one another will gradually melt away.

"You committed to something.