Sentence examples for increasingly later from inspiring English sources

Treatment guidelines endorse deferring treatment to increasingly later stages of illness.

The observed differences in SWA and SWB results could be explained by the longitude/LT separation between satellites, as SWB crossed the same post-sunset sector increasingly later than the SWA did.

Also of note, these companies employed external partnering at increasingly later stages of development with Phase I (15 %), Phase II (24 %), Phase III (38%%), products awaiting approval (34 %), and marketed products (45 %) of the time (Fig. 1).

As a consequence, a larger proportion of individuals infected with HIV are living into increasingly later years of adulthood.

Marriage is still the most common way to begin a first union for the overwhelming majority of Italians, but marriage takes place at increasingly later ages and is later than in most other countries in Europe.

Despite the greatly improved survival of children with WT, patients that do relapse respond much worse to subsequent therapy and increasingly later onset malignancies are found in former WT patients decades after treatment, likely to be secondary effects of the original therapy.

After that, the disease slowly progressed to the increasingly excruciating later stages.

Increasingly her later years were sad ones.

He also read works and attended lectures on phrenology and mesmerism, forming an interest in nonmaterial mental phenomena that grew increasingly prominent later in his life.

President Dwight D. Eisenhower had suffered a major heart attack, in the fall of 1955, and with Ike's fragile health and an absence of Republican competition, a Nixon Presidency seemed increasingly likely, later if not sooner.

THE CHALK CIRCLE MAN (Penguin, paper, $14) comes along just in time, before we get totally lost in the increasingly convoluted later adventures of Fred Vargas's quirky French sleuth, Commissaire Jean-Baptiste Adamsberg.