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Meanings of more gradual in English
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Usage of more gradual in English
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Therefore, stroke patients may profit from a more gradual withdrawal of weaning.
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Type B change only by the more gradual process of antigenic drift.
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He said a more gradual exit of Tiwai would have been beneficial.
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Their total impact, however, is likely to be more gradual than heavy-handed.
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A more gradual escalation of the dispute, however, is considered likely.
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Others say it's likely a more gradual easing of restrictions will take place.
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The reform should be more gradual, should be given more time.
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It would have been better if her acclimatization had been more gradual-lessrigid.
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Now we have only to ascend a much more gradual slope.
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But the slope grew more gradual, and its base was grass-covered.
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They therefore advocate a more gradual approach to deficit reduction.
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Moody's said the delay will allow a more gradual development of the alternative structures.
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None of this happened right off, mind you-'twas more gradual-like.
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Rather than a short, sharp storm, this one would be more gradual, he said.
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Italy has repeatedly urged a review of the rules and a more gradual application.
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The withdrawal of global central bank stimulus might be more gradual than initially expected.
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