Sentence examples for progressively more common from inspiring English sources

The most common form of cataract is age-related cataract, so called because it becomes progressively more common with advancing age.

Acidic groundwater became progressively more common further from the coast towards the drier internally drained regions.

In particular, nonlinear syllables became progressively more common, increasing from 0.3% in p5 animals to 23.5% in p13 animals.

Thus, with increasing percentages progressively more common clinical parameters will be the only ones considered by the SVM.

For those remaining in the hospital, anemia became progressively more common with each passing day (figure 2).

There was a trend that COX-2 overexpression was progressively more common from non-serrated adenomas, to adenomas with intramucosal carcinomas, and to adenocarcinomas.

The terms C movie and the more common Z movie describe progressively lower grades of the B movie category.

The top of the grid seemed like it had a preponderance of common letters, yet it got progressively more Scrabbly as I solved southward.

In Ghana, the word 'traditional medicine' (TM) is a more common term for CAM though progressively, these two terminologies are used interchangeably in several other parts of the world [ 3].

Major avulsion of these dense BAFs to form overbank deposits became more common through the eruptive sequence as the valley was progressively filled with successive PDC deposits.

Data sharing, common data elements, and the posting of primary data will be progressively more important in lessening redundancy and in accelerating the principles of evidence-based medicine.