Sentence examples for progressively good from inspiring English sources
Those who did not fully use the telecare system perceived progressively good glycemic control or experienced transmission problems.
To many of us born in the 1940's and 1950's, he has become a joke: a bejeweled, Nehru jacket-wearing, women-and-stimulants-pursuing, faux-hipster caricature who cackled at racially stupid jokes that were designed to show how progressively good-natured the tellers and their victim-buddy were.
Our data suggested that CLCA1 expression also decreased progressively from good to poor differentiation and with the progression of tumor stages.
8 The palliative care approach thus becomes progressively integrated with good care of a lifelong progressive disabling condition, with palliative care specialists available to advise on management of intractable symptoms (especially breathlessness).
But inmates' privileges are progressively increased for good behaviour.
As gamers continue playing, they progressively acquire more goods and skills, and the platform's matching system ensures that they are only pitted against players of comparable experience.
In a society characterised mainly by hostility and widespread misanthropy, ours is, surprisingly enough, a good example of progressively more tolerant outlooks as far as appearance is concerned.
The saturated clay acts as a good conductor and progressively the coarser sediments behave as poor conductors.
"[Tablets] are going to be progressively lower in costs – a good example being the Kindle – a great opportunity there," he says.
Figure 1 shows that the relationship between Upper Extremity and Mobility T-scores appear more linear for the physical health item (T-scores are progressively higher for those scoring good and very good/excellent, compared to poor/fair).
However, when the difference of channel conditions of the two hosts later enlarges gradually, the throughput of EC host suffers from more and more starvation whereas that of IC host remaining in a good condition is progressively increased.
