Sentence examples for gradually produce from inspiring English sources

Even though the precise role of HMTA during the ZnO nanowire growth is still uncertain, it seems to act as a weak base, which would slowly hydrolyze in the aqueous solution to gradually produce OH−.

Fig. 1 Charles Darwin and Wrinkles the Wonderbrain play a friendly game of "Dominant Predator" to illustrate how natural selection can gradually produce something even as complex as an eye.

Calcined ginger nut and Aga soil have a key characteristic in repairing stone relics, namely CaO will combine with water to generate gel Ca(OH 2, which then reacts with CO2 and H2O in the air to gradually produce large porosity gel CaCO3.

I found that men tend to gradually produce less testosterone after 30, which in extreme cases can lead to a decreased sex drive or even erectile dysfunction.

Menopause typically happens to women in their 40s and 50s as the ovaries gradually produce less of the hormone estrogen and then stop releasing eggs, ending monthly menstrual cycles.

It started clawing at the ground, gradually producing a large mound of sand.

Fill dumped from building operations gradually produced drier ground, and by the 1880's industries began locating in the area because of its nearby water access.

And then these military-business alliances gradually produced prosperity that grew a large middle class, which eventually demanded multi-party democracy.

The Obama Administration's model for talking to the Taliban is based on the experiences of the U.S. military in Iraq, where negotiations with Sunni leaders in Anbar Province gradually produced a change in the war's direction.

But those accusations ignored developments that gradually produced a growing middle class and greater freedoms of speech and mobility, he added, changes that are very real to most Chinese.

Strenuous efforts to reforest certain areas are gradually producing positive results; for example, at the end of the 20th century, the production of roundwood, after dipping by 40 percent in the mid-1970s, neareturnedrned to the high levels it had maintained in the 1960s.