Sentence examples for gradually exited from inspiring English sources

Since the implementation of the NHI, a substantial proportion of small hospitals have gradually exited the hospital market, and a major competition strategy adopted by hospitals is to expand their sizes and increase the use of high technology devices to signal their quality levels [ 24].

"All Web sites owned by individuals will gradually exit the arena.

As a result, markets seem convinced that the US will gradually exit its prolonged period of excessive reliance on unconventional monetary policy, replacing it with a mix of looser fiscal policy and pro-growth structural reforms an approach much like that pursued by Ronald Reagan.

When NGF is added, the cells gradually exit the cell cycle and differentiate into distinct acetylcholine and dopamine phenotypes (Teng and Greene 1994).

When the mitochondrial ΔΨ collapses in apoptotic cells the JC-1 aggregates gradually exit the mitochondria and are distributed throughout the cell, assuming a monomeric form, which fluoresces in green.

Upon exposure to nerve growth factor (NGF), PC12 cells gradually exit the mitotic cycle and begin to differentiate, developing axonal projections, electrical excitability, and the characteristics of two distinct phenotypes, cholinergic and catecholaminergic neurons (Fujita et al. 1989; Song et al. 1998; Teng and Greene 1994).

With the introduction of the neurotrophin nerve growth factor (NGF), PC12 cells gradually exit the mitotic cycle and differentiate into cells with distinct neuronal phenotypes, possessing axonal projections, electrical excitability, cholinesterase and cholinergic receptors (Fujita et al. 1989; Song et al. 1998; Teng and Greene 1994).

To assess whether J1ICD had an impact on cardiomyocyte maturation in vivo, neonatal WT and TGJ1ICD mice received daily injections of tamoxifen from birth to postnatal day 14 (P14), i.e. during the time period in which cardiomyocytes gradually exit from the cell cycle.

And with the Nuclear Regulatory Authority, formed in late 2012 after the protests, Japan now has something approaching a robust safety regime.And yet opinion polls still show, again and again, that a majority of people want gradually to exit nuclear power.

WILLIAMS: And then just gradually, after exiting that salon and going about his day, in the course of the day, something happened.

GE would end up with 49% and would probably exit gradually over the next few years.