Sentence examples for of which progressively from inspiring English sources

In some special cases, the number of which progressively increases, the combination of material directional properties with design concept utilizing these properties, being supported by the advantages of modern composite technology, provides a major improvement in the structural performance.

There were also proteins, the p-tyr of which progressively decreased in response to the calcium transient (arrowhead).

In contrast to the common idea of the DMN as a task-negative system, the activity of which progressively decreases with increasing task difficulty, our results show the opposite for a large change of cognitive context, in particular for Core and MTL sub-networks.

In sharp contrast to the small number and fine temporal regulation of genes in CL3 is the large number of genes expressed throughout the first 24 h in the mosquito midgut, which make CL1 and CL2, the expression of which progressively declines.

In the eyes of some theologians, the very process of secularization, which progressively rules out transcendent explanations of natural and historical conditions, has been a working out of a form of eschatological expectation.

The patients in group C showed a maximum growth rate at the start of follow-up at 8 years of age, which progressively decreased over the years and became less than 10 mm/year after 11 years of age, until skeletal maturity was reached at 16 years of age.

The surface of a crack might be a distribution of asperities which progressively come into contact as the crack closes with pressure (Carlson and Gangi 1985).

This mouse has a mutation in the LAMA2 gene resulting in abnormal splicing of the laminin- α2 polypeptide and a moderate to severe phenotype characterized by development of muscle weakness at about 3 weeks of age, which progressively worsens.

Standard traditional accounts of the emergence and growth of scientific knowledge see science as a progressive enterprise which, under the appropriate conditions of rational and free inquiry, generates a body of knowledge which progressively converges on the truth.

CPH analysis tends to overestimate the risk of revision, which progressively worsens over time, particularly when the risk of death is higher than the risk of revision (for example, in elderly patients).

DC development from HSCs and multipotent progenitors (MPPs) occurs via a set of precursors, which progressively loose developmental potential 1– 3. The DC lineage consists of macrophage/DC precursors (MDPs), which further progress into fully DC-restricted common DC precursors (CDPs).