Sentence examples for progressively started from inspiring English sources

The tendency to form networks of protruded material was also seen in monolayers of pure DOPE treated with BAX-α5M (Figure 6A and 6D), for which the domains progressively started to form small clusters to end up branching and forming a cross-linked network structure (Figure 6E).

First he refused to come to the center but then progressively started developing a sense of his new reality".

Although SNPs account for a substantial part of genetic variation, chromosomal rearrangements have a tremendous role in disease, evolution and tumourigenesis, and SNP arrays have progressively started to be used to simultaneously genotype SNPs and detect rare and common genomic rearrangements (Bignell et al., 2004; Huang et al., 2004; Peiffer et al., 2006).

Though the news that schools would reopen and the metro in Brussels would "progressively" start to run later in the week will come as a relief to many locals, anxiety remains widespread.

We found that timing of farming practices advanced slower than birds nesting phenology, with birds progressively starting nesting before fields are sown.

Weight bearing was permitted on the second post-operative day using two crutches or a Zimmer frame; partially at first, and then progressively starting from ten days after surgery.

Anderson and De Palma [1] modeled a corridor giving access to a city centre with parking capacity uniformly distributed along it and that is filled up progressively, starting from the centre: all of the users are destined to the centre only and park at the closest available position, yielding a state equation that is both simple and restricted to this particular situation.

The clinical guidelines, electronic systems to support these guidelines, and associated staff training were introduced progressively starting in late 1998.

Its cellular status was probably attained progressively, starting with molecular components drawn from the emerging and fuzzy biochemistry of primordial Earth and ending with more complex biological machinery needed to sustain the integrity of lineages in an increasingly diversified world.

After terrorists began attacking buses, for example, "no one took a public bus," Dr. Shalev said, "and then progressively people started taking buses again".

It started to progressively get worse".