Sentences with phrase «very gradual process»

This is a very gradual process of making yourself healthy again from the digestive tract out.

Like the evolution of mammals themselves, the evolution of warm - bloodedness was apparently a very gradual process.

Developing this balance and role within the company was also a very gradual process.

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Darwin's theories showed that complex forms of life, including the human, had come into existence by a gradual process over very long periods of time.

That God transcends creation — He is a thing apart; He wanted His creation and made it a gradual process, and He made it good; we're made in His image and likeness and we're very good; on the seventh day, God rests and creation basks in His delight.

And she explains the life of St. Francis very well - revealing, for example, that the process of change was a gradual thing and that it began with simple gifts to the poor and a real commitment to prayer, and the more dramatic events such as the encounter with the Crucifix at San Damiano came only after this preparation.

It may seem a little elaborate to some of you, but if you note the gradual sequence of the different stages in the process you will find that it is not a very intricate task after all, while if you practice it once or twice you will, I am sure, find it easy.

He explained that gradual formation of the gel during the baking process contributes a very resilient or elastic crumb structure to the final cake.

This very natural, gentle, environmentally friendly way of dealing with your babies waste is based on the belief that babies are aware of their elimination processes from birth and are able to communicate this awareness, and that sphincter control is learnt from birth in a gradual process until full control is reached, somewhere between 1 and 2 years of age.

The process was very gradual but after a few months, I was only going in once a night to comfort him and he went back to sleep much more easily.

It's been a very gradual, child - led process for us.

«Our data show this process was ongoing two and a half million years ago, which allows us to consider a very drawn - out and gradual evolution of the modern human capacity for language and suggests simple «proto - languages» might be older than we previously thought,» Morgan added.

If you have not been exercising for a very long time, don't rush into exercising for longer hours; make it a gradual process.

Desensitizing your dog is a very slow and gradual process.

Desensitization: this is a process where you make fear less intense in your dog through very, very gradual exposure.

They are after all, physiologically built very similarly to us and suffer many of the same disease processes, as well as experience the gradual break down of their bodies from father time.

The development of the VTC network is a «work in progress», with a very purposeful, gradual expansion planned to ensure processes at and between centers are solidified and validated as the network expands.

This gradual process — the breaking down of the brushstroke and the very elements of the artist's mark — was extended with the visceral, abstract Bubblegum Paintings (from 2006).

Furthermore, unlike methane hydrates (see below), the very large stocks of permafrost soil carbon (i.e., the 1,672 Gt C of Tarnocai et al., 2009) must first undergo anaerobic microbial fermentation to produce methane, itself a gradual decomposition process.

The gradual loosening of inter-jurisdictional practice rules, the twenty - year track record of Canadian national law firms in the business context, the increasing automation of basic processes and utilization of standardized technology tools like practice - management software in even very small practices, and the increasing competition from non-lawyer service providers and self - help options all suggest to me that a similar national retail law firm in Canada isn't far - fetched.

The process is very different in analytical psychotherapy, because the gradual accumulation of information about the unconscious life of a patient (however rich and detailed, and painstakingly gathered) derives from uncorroborated data.

Mike Larson, a real estate analyst with Weiss Research said, «Housing is on a path to recovery but it's going to be a very long, gradual process.»