Sentence examples similar to gradually more extensive from inspiring English sources

Successive passages led gradually to a more extensive cytopathology at shorter times pi, and to increases in viral titre and SI for all mutants tested, except for V1 (Figure 3).

In the Roman Iron Age (AD 1 400), the relatively small and local political structures were gradually replaced by more extensive political unifications, which were reflected in increasingly hierarchical formations, and there is evidence that Chiefly lineages established alliances also by kinship [2].

In contrast, as seen in Fig. 1 B, SH increased (although not statistically significantly) from baseline to level 1 (SMBG alone), and then gradually decreased throughout the more extensive feedback periods.

On the margins of the continents, shallow seas, which had dwindled in area at the end of the Permian, became more extensive; as sea levels gradually rose, the waters of continental shelves were colonized for the first time by large marine reptiles and reef-building corals of modern aspect.

As the shoot tip gradually became brown and died, widespread and more extensive DNA fragmentation was observed in the apical portions.

The basin gradually became infilled by sediment, leaving The Wash as the remnant of a more extensive indentation.

The stations were chosen to be gradually farther away from the islets and followed that of a co-occurring and more extensive coral survey, which is why the site distances differed between islets.

French influence was more extensive.

"This is much more extensive".

(Drop-off locations are more extensive).

It will be a more extensive procedure.