Sentence examples for progressively less time from inspiring English sources

However, as students progress, more advanced concepts are taught, building on the original concepts with progressively less time devoted to them.

The pattern continues, with digits "4" to "9" spending progressively less time in the lead position.

The 129S1/SvlmJ progenitor strain spent progressively less time in the light side (negative slope) over the testing session (P < 0.0001; Table 2).

All lesion groups showed similar levels of anxiety on the successive alleys test, spending the majority of the 5-min test in the first section/alley one and progressively less time in each of the other more anxiogenic sections (Fig. 6).

Bladders exposed to intravesical MNU develop progressive neoplastic changes, with the lesions becoming progressively less differentiated with time, developing from CIS through to papillary carcinoma and finally resulting in large bulky muscle-invasive tumours, which have a relatively low potential for metastasis (Kunze et al., 1976).

Equilibrium-line altitudes and glacier reconstructions for the Stok valley and its tributaries demonstrate that glaciations have become progressively less extensive through time.

Every day I kiss those little curved feet, which get progressively less curved as time goes on.

For one, it is both demonstrably not good for you and progressively less fun as time spins on and the beer gets warmer, flatter and fartier.

36– 38 Symptoms of hypoglycemia may become progressively less intense over time or even diminish altogether, resulting in impaired awareness of hypoglycemia in a significant proportion of people (25%).

When examining the relationship between age and AF-alb, there was a strong positive correlation at recruitment (February), but this became progressively less significant over time and was no longer significant at the end of the 8-month follow-up (p = 0.001, 0.033, and > 0.05 for the February, June, and October time points, respectively).

Unlike virtually every other field of medicine, infectious disease is the only discipline to become progressively less and less effective over time.