Sentence examples for gradually recognised from inspiring English sources

Although expression array-based technique has revealed novel genes associated with malignant transformation (Wrobel et al, 2005), this method is incapable of detecting novel gene fusions, which have been gradually recognised as potential players in cancer progression (Mitelman et al, 2007; Maher et al, 2009a).

Though I would gradually recognise the truth of his words, their immediate impact was to irritate me profoundly, as did his subsequent gesture of walking off in the direction of a young woman whom he said was more beautiful than any of the pictures we had seen.

Gradually he recognised the examples of Welty and Faulkner.

Old-style flood defences made up of seawalls and concrete walls inland have gradually been recognised as ineffective.

Broadcast were gradually being recognised as, if not quite national treasures, then the kind of underground stalwarts for whom each release is regarded with anticipation, in their case by fans as varied as Paul Weller and the Simpsons creator Matt Groening.

Human resource development is gradually being recognised as crucial to future reforms and the formulation of health policy.

Recently, T. monococcum has gradually been recognised as an attractive diploid model for exploitation of useful traits, discovery of novel genes and variant alleles, and functional genomics.

But gradually it was recognised as one of the key books of the 1970s.

It is generally recognised that gradually increasing concentrate intake during late pregnancy is important for proper ruminal adaptation to the relatively high concentrate intake needed to sustain peak lactation.

Much of this description could apply equally well to the artist, as artists themselves gradually came to recognise.

The trial was an early example of the syndrome that national newspaper publishers and editors gradually came to recognise as jury bias against "the press".