Sentence examples for progressively accepted from inspiring English sources

It is indeed remarkable that this theory has been progressively accepted by researchers, following a series of discoveries in various fields of knowledge.

"The theory has been progressively accepted by researchers, following a series of discoveries in various fields of knowledge," former pope John Paul II said in a speech to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences at the Vatican in October 1996.

As the concept is progressively accepted, advances in laboratory technology and epidemiology facilitate the detection of noncultivable, novel, and even recognized microbial origins.

Although this suggestion first encountered a vigorous opposition, it became progressively accepted as supplementary studies refined it and some of its predictions were confirmed [ 134, 194, 196].

The use of rapid HIV tests in community settings is also mentioned in six documents (Bulgaria, France, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland and the UK) as being progressively accepted to increase HIV testing uptake in people who would not be reached otherwise.

"We then gradually mix them with the community, and the community progressively accepts those children, who are not a danger anymore".

Expect policymakers to progressively accept that irregular working is the new normal.

Now, it is widely accepted that cancer evolves progressively from normal cells to malignant stages.

The rejection rate, i.e., the fraction of submissions that are lastly not accepted for publication, increased progressively from 60%% in 2009 to beyond 80%% in 2012 and stabilized at this level.

The IO 0.95) learning trial decreases as M increases, indicating that learning is accepted to occur at progressively earlier trials as more information is accumulated about the performance of the system.

He cited other pension changes, in 1993, 2003 and 2007, that had also prompted protests, but "progressively became the law of the republic, accepted by a very large majority".