Sentence examples for progressively dominant from inspiring English sources

DEA has turned into a progressively dominant method in analyzing the efficiency of both public and private sector organizations.

T.H. Marshall's seminal essay "Citizenship and Social Class" is the main reference for this model, which became progressively dominant in post-World War II liberal democracies.

For the higher humidity condition above 25% RH, the mass loss of the TiN coating layer occurred and was accelerated with the increase of the relative humidity as the tribochemical reaction was progressively dominant.

The reactance passes through zero at the point where the magnitudes of the capacitor and inductor reactances are equal (the resonant frequency) and then continues to monotonically increase as the inductor reactance becomes progressively dominant.

Both induced polarization and electromagnetic coupling effects occur simultaneously over the experimental frequency bandwidth, and these become progressively more dominant when the frequency increases.

It was only in the early 19th century that the sex ritual began to attract criticism, as Indonesia's population grew and changed and Islam became progressively more dominant in the country.

Certain V(D J nucleotide sequences become progressively more dominant with age in the B-1a repertoire.

NAD-me and PCK cycles would then have added to the NADP-me pathway (see Muhaidat et al. 2007; Christin, Petitpierre, et al. 2009) and progressively became dominant in some lineages.

Laboratory tests have progressively acquired a dominant role in screening, diagnosis, disease monitoring and outcome assessment.

In mice reconstituted with both HSC lines in competitive setting, VIVIT-expressing myeloid cells and pDC progressively became the dominant population in all primary and secondary lymphoid organs over time.

At 48 h and 1 week the difference reduced in magnitude, as the newly dominant specimens progressively adopted a profile characteristic of the stable dominant fish.