Sentence examples for in a progressive process from inspiring English sources
One of the most relevant conceptual frameworks to address the issue of forest governance reform under such conditions is the mixed model which tries to link the deductive instrumental and the communicative approaches in a progressive process for change.
Indeed, it has emerged that DNA methylation changes occur during ageing, consisting mainly in a progressive process of genome demethylation, in a hypermethylation of gene-specific CpG dinucleotides, as well as in an inter-individual divergence of the epigenome due to stochastic events and environmental exposures throughout life, namely as epigenetic drift.
After its domestication, rice cultivation expanded from tropical regions towards northern latitudes with temperate climate in a progressive process to overcome limiting photoperiod and temperature conditions.
However, these strategies must not be seen as phases in a progressive process, but more as patterns, reflecting the present sociocultural and practical work environment.
The age-dependent increase in p52 is a progressive process as 6-month old animals have an intermediate level of p52 expression (Fig. Supplemental S3A).
However, aberrant accumulation of A2E in the RPE is a progressive process.
Even those who acknowledge the branching nature of evolutionary change may continue to interpret it as a progressive process in which a "main line" has led to a distinct endpoint (namely Homo sapiens).
Evaluation of SC barrier formation by 3 different techniques (hypertonic perfusion, examination of lanthanum permeation by electron microscopy and immunohistochemical analysis) indicates that barrier formation is a progressive process in which not all aspects may be completed at the same time.
As shown in Figure 2A, significant changes were only observed at advanced stages, thus indicating that the accumulation of mitochondria is a progressive process in liver pathogenesis.
PCD is a progressive process also in the Lilium anther, initiating in the tapetum and expanding to the other anther wall layers (Varnier et al., 2005).
The rules may seem pretty hazy right now, but the hope is that this is just the first step in a new, progressive process.
