Sentence examples for progressively more time from inspiring English sources
With homes in Barbados and Spain, Sangster spent progressively more time out of England, and became a rare visitor to the racecourses he had once frequented so regularly.
The patients were brought to the operating room as soon as permitted by general health conditions, since it is well known that reduction becomes progressively more difficult with time; mean trauma to surgery time was 7.18 days [range 2 16 days, standard deviation (SD) 4.68 days].
The finding that the whole sample became progressively more sedentary over time highlights the need for interventions to increase activity and reduce sedentary time among older adults.
To the extent that there are significant regulatory or technology changes over time, which would influence per-vehicle emissions as well as fleet composition, our analyses would become progressively more uncertain over time.
They have been made progressively more stringent with time, and are now quite effective in protecting USDWs.
Central sensitization could become progressively more severe over time and, by an imbalance between the inhibition and the facilitation of pain dynamics, might contribute to chronification phenomena, interictal CA and probably pain perception abnormalities.
The group has progressively more secretive over time.
The group has become progressively more secretive over time.
As expected, these mice begin to show mild spinal kyphosis and reduced body weight by 4 weeks of age, both of which become progressively more severe over time.
2) The observation that the TLC1(Ku) 3 mutant appears to "cause telomeric restriction fragments to be progressively more heterogeneous over time" does not seem to me to be a very good description of the data.
In our studies of cold-adaptation, human coronary artery endothelial cells (HCAECs) cultured at 25°C become progressively more resistant over time to 0°C-injury and in particular to the oxidative stress induced by exposure to 0°C and rewarming [ 16].
