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gradually

[graj-oo-uh-lee] / ˈgrædʒ u ə li /


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By modeling how radiation gradually destroys organic molecules, they calculated how much material would have existed before being degraded.

From Science Daily

As people age, these stem cells gradually lose their ability to renew themselves, contributing to cognitive decline.

From Science Daily

In England, the age you become eligible for screening is gradually being lowered from over 60 to people aged 50 and over.

From BBC

Much of the equipment these companies are buying, such as chips for artificial intelligence, will be gradually written down in value over five or six years, hitting profits.

From The Wall Street Journal

Siemens’s Chief Financial Officer Ralf Thomas said the uptick in the automation business is encouraging, but the overall market dynamics are only gradually improving and provide limited visibility.

From The Wall Street Journal