Sentence examples for progressively known from inspiring English sources

Again, though this law is progressively known, it is never known completely, and so the natural law is never exhausted in any particular articulation of it.

So it's wild to hear Jason Moran's career develop and progressively know less and less about where he's coming from.

So it's wild to hear Jason Moran's career develop and progressively know less and less about where, exactly, he's coming from.

In the meantime maybe we are meant to recognize that there is an obvious disconnect between traditional Christian dogma and what we now progressively know of LGBTQ people today.

The tactic has become known progressively as "corralling", "containment" or "kettling".

The results show that within a progressively growing tumour known to possess rejection antigens, NK reactivity was detected in the absence of a demonstrable tumour-specific cytotoxic component.

Follicular cells are known to progressively (trans)differentiate in culture, by upregulating markers of Sertoli cells or by luteinizing (Nekola and Nalbandov, 1971).

Calcineurin phosphatase inhibitors remain the mainstay of many antirejection regimens, and the agents are well known to progressively impair renal function.

Regular treatment with ICS is known to progressively reduce the patient's sensitivity to this stimuli (20), and we found that SCIT fully replaced this effect over 3 years.

The percentage loss of lower fornix for both methods of measurement (subjective and objective) was calculated using the equation: A correction factor for age was implemented, as the lower forniceal depth is known to progressively shorten with age.

First, there was an almost linear increase in age across categories of patients, and aging is known to progressively restrict bone marrow reserve and reduce circulating progenitor cell levels (6, 18).