Sentence examples for progressively passed from inspiring English sources
The retrieved hits were progressively passed through filters, such as the predicted activity, fitness score, Lipinski screen and docking scores.
The highest number of cultivable bacteria expressed as colony-forming units (CFUs) per gram of sample was in the rhizosphere 10-100) and progressively decreased passing from the S (10 10) to the B fractions (10 10).
The most important increase occurred in Pisciarelli area where the CO2 flux passed progressively from ~100 g m−2 d−1 to ~300 with a peak value of ~1,000 g m−2 d−1 in 2015.
An example of how the filters progressively restricted the input passed to the next filter is seen in Table 1 below.
Samples were passed through progressively smaller needles (16G – 23G) to break host cells and debris, and centrifuged in an Eppendorf 5810R centrifuge at 400 rpm to remove large material.
The so-called "law of the three stages," which views thought in every field as passing progressively from superstition to science by first being religious, then abstract, or metaphysical, and finally positive, or scientific.
Unlike in the conventional solid state reaction, the perovskite PZT phase was first triggered and then progressively formed without passing through the intermediate PT and PZ phases with increasing degree of mechanical activation.
Black hole magnetospheres have the property that all plasma must pass progressively through the slow, Alfven and fast critical surfaces before reaching the event horizon (Punsly 2008).
Stone-packed spillways built into the earth bund allow surplus water to pass progressively downslope to lower terraces.
As the hours of Hofmann's investigation passed, he felt progressively better.
The N.F.L. has become progressively more pass-heavy as a league, and a "game manager" — the backhanded compliment often given to average quarterbacks — has not won a Super Bowl since the 2002 season, when Brad Johnson kept his interceptions sporadic enough to allow Tampa Bay's defense to win a championship.
