Sentence examples for shift progressively from inspiring English sources
Moreover, both first peaks shift progressively away from the throat.
Firstly, the inset of Figure 2a shows that as the AR of the Si pyramids is increased, from 0 (flat Si) to 0.6, the J-E curves are seen to shift progressively towards lower electric field values, indicating a clear decrease of the TF.
Moreover, the dose-response curve has been shown to shift progressively to the left in patients receiving iNO continuously for several days [20], implying that the optimal dose of iNO must be determined by titration against the therapeutic target in each patient at least each day.
Spatial patterns of species diversity usually exhibit relatively definitive gradients or shift progressively in space, unless ecological factors change abruptly.
In fact, as seen in Figure 6, the peak turbidity can be seen to shift progressively toward the right following an increase in the calcium and phosphate concentrations added (compare the various columns).
However, their peaks shift progressively at increasing ZnF4 concentrations, which indicates a fast exchange and should belong to a separate binding event.
"Italy's position on the Libyan crisis has been shifting progressively as the situation on the ground has evolved," Mr. Varvelli said, "and now it's the first enemy of the Libyan regime".
Moreover, the support length increased with speed due to the posterior extreme position that shifted progressively caudally, while the anterior extreme position was approximately constant.
More specifically, a leftward start witnessed deviations shifting progressively from left-to-right as distance and line length increased though no comparable pattern was observed for rightward starts.
Also due to obstruction, such accumulation of fines in the catalyst bed shifts progressively the flow pattern from trickling to pulsing flow.
The position of the 7Li spin-lattice relaxation rate maximum is shifted progressively towards lower temperatures with increasing hydration, reflecting an increase of the lithium mobility.
