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"progressively pronounced" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to indicate that something got louder or more pronounced over time. For example, "As the storm approached, the thunder grew progressively pronounced."
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The surface irregularities of these restorations remained progressively pronounced until 36 months of clinical service (Fig. 5i).
The separation of Australia and Antarctica became progressively pronounced throughout the Eocene as Tasmania cleared East Antarctica [ 137, 138].
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The difference then becomes progressively more pronounced, reaching 640 g for males and 480 g for females at 40 weeks.
From this stage onwards, known as the differentiated blastoderm (Anderson, 1972a), the distinction between embryonic and extra-embryonic cells became progressively more pronounced.
As expected, abnormalities of Hgb, calcium, phosphate, PTH and 25(OH D were progressively more pronounced in the lower eGFR strata.
From 3 weeks postnatal, shortening and thickening of microglial processes became progressively more pronounced in grey matter, and the number of microglial processes was increased.
The extent of racemization through time was also very similar between colonies and sites, but there were slight differences in THAA Asx D/L and Glx D/L that became progressively more pronounced with ageing.
The expected relationship between CKD related complications and GFR is clearly evident in the baseline analysis: abnormalities of Hgb, calcium, phosphate, parathyroid hormone (PTH) and 25(OH D were progressively more pronounced at lower GFR strata.
The impact of the progressively interfering feature is sufficiently pronounced that at the highest E T ratio of 100 only half of the variance in the NK measurement can be attributed to "true" NK activity.
After middle age in adults, kidney mass decreases progressively; this reduction is more pronounced in the cortex than in the medulla and can reach up to 40% in patients in their eighties (Gourtsoyiannis et al., 1990; Hoy et al., 2003; Zhou et al., 2008).
Furthermore, there is more time for more secondary consequences to become pronounced in humans where sarcopenia becomes progressively manifest over 20 30 years, whereas the duration is far shorter in mice; >1 year (from ∼18 to 30 months), with the normal lifespan of mice being a mere 3 years or less.
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