Sentence examples for waned gradually from inspiring English sources

The zone of Ar inactivation began abruptly in the margin between the efferent ducts and IS and waned gradually distally, without a distinct border (Supplemental Fig. 1).

Because the sun begins to wane gradually after this time (it waxes again only after the winter solstice), ancient cultures in Denmark, Norway, Austria, Germany, Britain, and Spain, as well as native peoples in North Africa and South America, lit bonfires to guarantee the sun's return the following year.

Influenza immunity also, to some extent, wanes gradually with time.

He said he expected the "Idol" ratings to continue to decline gradually, mirroring the waning of other shows that have been on television for nearly a decade.

Over time, though, the practice gradually waned; by the nineteen-nineties, it was almost completely gone.

After the Mongol invasion of Baghdad in 1258 and the Spanish reconquest of Granada in 1492, the magnificence of Islamic culture gradually waned.

Chinoiserie gradually waned during the 19th century, when the appeal of China and East Asia had to compete with other exotic tastes, such as the "Turkish," the Egyptian, the Gothic, and the Greek.

1220), the power and vitality of the kingdom gradually waned until finally, after the armies of the Tai state of Ayutthaya (Ayudhia) captured and sacked Angkor in 1431, the city was partially abandoned.

Activision has developed a great reputation for launching billion dollar franchises, but Call of Duty's popularity has gradually waned over the last three years, while Skylanders is a series that is suffering a significant fall in popularity.

With no sustained training and little technical support, the initial eagerness of most faculty members gradually waned.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), manufacturing jobs in the U.S. peaked in summer 1977 at 19.5 million, then gradually waned over the next 23 years.