Sentence examples for gradually known from inspiring English sources

Whereas, elevated CO2 concentration increased the efficiency of photosynthetic carbon fixation and growth of phytoplankton was gradually known as general phenomenon [ 8, 9].

Over the past three decades, glutathione was gradually known to be involved in plant defense reactions and as a signaling molecule to induce various defense genes, and it has also been reported to crosstalk with a variety of hormone-related defense signaling, such as salicylic acid (SA), jasmonic acid (JA), ethylene (ET), and abscisic acid (ABA) [ 56].

Ryan Mcgee of Zap2it called the episode a "slight letdown in comparison to the pilot episode", but arguing that "most episodes fall short of the pilot's brilliance" and that the use of flashbacks "demonstrated [Lost] would be a character-based drama, a move that solidified its audience and let [its viewers] gradually know the many people that crash landed on the Island".

As SXSW gradually became known as a forum for music discovery, little-known artists began driving down to Texas each March to play showcases and hobnob with industry.

Through his work and articles, Chinese biological resources gradually became known by the world, and N. Gist Gee became a well-known authority on fresh-water sponges.

William H. Taft in the United States and Sir Edward Grey and Lord Robert Cecil in Great Britain, gradually became known and supported.

Mills House No. 2 followed in 1898, at Chrystie and Rivington, and the two buildings gradually became known as Mills Hotels.

Two-manual harpsichords of this kind were invented at some point before 1620 in Flanders and gradually became known throughout the rest of Europe during the 17th century.

He won influential support at the University of Oxford in England, and the movement gradually became known as the Oxford Group (not to be confused with the Oxford Movement).

Since the fall of Kabul to the alliance, the locations of Taliban ministry buildings and other centers of the radical Islamic movement have gradually become known.

For 35 years, until recently, Ms. Fowler lived in Montclair, N.J., and her saga only gradually became known to friends she met at the local Y.M.C.A.