Sentence examples for progressively more often from inspiring English sources

These observations match the expected pattern of diminishing returns, first proposed by Ronald Fisher in his Geometric Model of Adaptation (Fisher 1930) (FGM), which states that selection tends to act progressively more often on mutations with smaller phenotypic effects as populations approach a peak in the adaptive landscape.

People with cancer, and especially those with metastatic disease, have complex health care needs often requiring progressively more expensive cancer treatments (with unclear benefits and vague stopping points) superimposed on accelerating disease and treatment-related symptom burden as well as other needs requiring palliative intervention.

Marble Madness inspired other games that feature similar gameplay based on navigating a ball through progressively more difficult courses; such games are often described in terms that relate them to Marble Madness.

It was expected that, over the course of 100 card selections, optimal performers would progressively develop the strategy of choosing more often from advantageous decks.

By then, however, Navarro's heroin addiction had made him undependable; in his last year, as he grew progressively more ill from tuberculosis, he performed less often.

As Conradson and Latham (2005b) found in their study of New Zealanders in London, decisions to return are often postponed and hence made progressively more difficult.

This has been attributed to the fact that people often lose weight as they become progressively more ill.

Biodiversity has become increasingly exposed to human alterations of natural habitats, and abiotic and biotic environments are both changing rapidly, often unpredictably, and species and populations are progressively more subjected to stressful environmental conditions.

For example, chemistry students are often introduced to different models of the atom which become progressively more refined as new ideas are introduced that contradict prior assumptions or reveal new data.

California surfers in particular tend to buy their boards from trusted local shapers, with whom they often start relationships while in their teens, the shaper crafting progressively more advanced boards as the surfer's skills improve.

As the temperature increased they extended their legs progressively more to the side so that by the end of the heat ramp they were often resting on their coxae, with their tarsi elevated into the air.