Sentence examples for gradually distributed from inspiring English sources

The result demonstrated the fluorescent jasmonate gradually distributed all over the tomato fruit during a period of two days.

That first album was released in the autumn of 2004 in a blaze of obscurity, but its l ash, ravishing and melancholy charms were soon spotted, and adored, and gradually distributed.

The surface remelting layer formed a gradually distributed microstructure of hypoeutectic, eutectic and hypereutectic from the interface of the heat-affected zone (HAZ) and the cladding layer to the top surface of the cladding layer.

On the other hand, a copper-rich conductive phase Cu4N was observed only in the film prepared by PIII, in which gradually distributed nitrogen could be identified by secondary ion mass spectroscopy (SIMS) analysis.

Well it's important to say that all buildings settle (i.e sink slightly) in the months and years after construction, as their weight is gradually distributed across the soil or bedrock.

Subsequently, double-positive cells for Iba1 and CD68, which was known as activated microglia, were gradually distributed, increased in number, and were maintained at a high level throughout the entire lesion.

The result shows distinctively settlement aggregation is a cluster in eastern area and gradually distribute to western area.

Both integrations have shown gradually distribute of value from the city center to city moat or perimeter as highest to lowest, respectively.

Kvesitadze et al. [ 32] have reported that roots absorb environmental contaminants in two phases: in the first fast phase, substances diffuse from the surrounding medium into the root; in the second they gradually distribute and accumulate in the tissues.

When applying the shampoo to your hair, first lather it in between your palms, then massage it into your scalp, gradually distributing it throughout the rest of your hair.

Nanoparticles can be absorbed in mesenchymal cells through being ingested by airway epithelial cells; they can then penetrate into the blood or lymph, thus gradually being distributed to the whole body [52, 53].