Sentence examples for more incipient from inspiring English sources

Those who are most endangered by the making of commercials (of whatever sort in whatever medium) are those whose abilities are more fragile, more precarious, more incipient, less developed.

While cellulolytic enzymes for efficient transformation of cellulose have been thoroughly described over the last decade in several different examples, the use of hemicellulose and lignin as substrate is a more incipient technology [44].

The significantly larger areas associated with the porous material than the fully dense sample with comparable grain size are ascribed to the formation of more incipient and regular kink bands as a consequence of the lack of constraint due to the presence of pores.

While the rest of my trees have little more than incipient buds on skeletal branches, the filberts are covered with yellow drooping catkins of male flowers, as if they'd been lavishly decorated for spring.

CTE (perhaps more in incipient form) has recently been identified in younger pro and collegiate football players as well as in ice hockey players, professional wrestlers, and military veterans [ 43].

More noticeably, the incipient Internet age is breeding a new type of electronic marketplace.

The White House, like many senators in both parties, seemed more focused on incipient immigration legislation.

It is sometimes said that the United States gave a friendly wink, and perhaps more, to the incipient Taliban, but Washington's great impact was more likely its indifference.

In the Laarder Wasmeren area in the western Netherlands, Late Pleistocene cover sands and overlying early Holocene drift sands show various paleosols, which can be characterized as more or less incipient podzols.

It identifies two main "models" of social protection in the region: one based on age-based income transfers in the middle income countries in Southern Africa, and another more diverse and incipient group of programs providing a mix of poverty-based transfers in the low income countries in Eastern, Central, and West Africa.

If most of the divergence times are unaffected, the tree as a whole will "support" divergence time estimates more reflective of incipient speciation times.