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In warm (tropical to subtropical) shallow waters, carbonates may collect more gradually to form continuous layers of limestone.

If the world's 75 million unwanted pregnancies were prevented, the global population would rise more gradually to 8.4 billion by 2050 and then fall.

Cremation costs rose to £3,294 from £3,162 while burial costs increased more gradually, to £4,110 from £3,962 in 2014.

The range falls abruptly to the coastal plain to the east and north but more gradually to the west, becoming the Vaca Plateau, which extends into eastern Guatemala.

That is what inflation does, much more gradually, to savings and debts.

The excessively high supersaturation required to initiate nucleation will decrease, initially rapidly and then more gradually, to lower values as the crystallisation proceeds.

"All members agree that, given the likely persistence of the headwinds weighing on the economy, when the Bank rate does begin to rise, it is expected to do so more gradually and to a lower level than in recent cycles.

Instead, they may have to make the transition much more gradually due to the disease-specific nature of research expertise and the research funding environment.

Bank Indonesia had raised rates earlier, by contrast, and more gradually: enough to cool domestic demand but not enough to touch off a recession.

The Bank's policymakers reiterated their previous message that when interest rates do start to rise they will do so "more gradually and to a lower level than in recent cycles".

Expenditure on the UC system will need to be about 4% of GDP by 2010 and increase rapidly to 5.6% of GDP by 2015 and more gradually thereafter to 5.7% of GDP by 2020.