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Meanings of progressively in English

Portuguese
crescentemente

Advancing in amount or intensity.

crescentemente
Usage of progressively in English
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However, this ability is progressively lost during the first week of birth.
Pubmed
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This will get progressively worse in the new Information Age, he said.
The Irish Times
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Clinical relevance: Digital imaging systems are progressively being used in veterinary practice.
Pubmed
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The researchers found a progressively greater number of deaths as income declined.
Reuters
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The City is working to progressively respond to the needs of residents.
The South African
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Research shows support for cannabis legalization has progressively increased since the 1990s.
Ebony
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Let's hope that particular drug is not having a progressively diminishing effect.
Reuters
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The specialized individual constitutes himself in experiences progressively more and more partial.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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The work grew progressively worse as the distance to the tube-room increased.
Badge of Infamy
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Volatility has declined and credit markets have progressively opened to more firms.
News.com.au
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The risk of recurrence progressively decreased as the duration of recovery increased.
Pubmed
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At any fixed inflation flow, Rrs increased progressively with increasing inflation volume.
Pubmed
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By contrast, the browser can render progressively and risk flashing the user.
High performance web sites
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The conformation factor in separation is progressively lost with increasing glycerol concentrations.
Pubmed
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Ms Oberholzer said the missed payments then progressively became worse from March.
Radio NZ
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With increasing temperature progressively more of the 380 nm-absorbing species was formed.
Pubmed
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