Sentence examples for Have progression from inspiring English sources

Some subjects (cookie business, financial literacy, skill building, etc) have progression badges, where scouts earn a higher level in the same subject area as they grow increasingly proficient.

"We already know from conventional information that there are a group of men who are very unlikely to have progression, but they still get treated," said Dr. Lee N. Newcomer, senior vice president for oncology at UnitedHealthcare.

That is to say, with the exception of abrupt, catastrophic failures, most faults of rotating machinery equipment have progression processes to failure.

For any business, especially a football club, if you don't have progression and you are standing still, you risk failure.

Up to 90% of patients with high grade superficial bladder tumors experience tumor recurrence and up to 50% have progression despite bacillus Calmette-Guerin treatment.

Another explanation could be that, because subjects carrying TCF7L2 diabetic risk-alleles are more likely to have progression from impaired glucose tolerance to T2DM [8], the duration of exposure of T2DM could be longer in risk-allele carriers compared to diabetic patients with the wild-type genotype, promoting the progress of atherogenesis.

A small fraction of patients have progression-free survival for more than 6 months.

For example, WNT subgroup medulloblastomas are rarely metastatic and have progression-free and overall survival rates of >90% [ 1, 2, 4, 12, 14]; in contrast, patients with Group C medulloblastoma have a dismal prognosis [ 1, 12].

In our study, the PCGTs were substantially more likely to have progression-specific DNA hypermethylation than non-targets providing evidence that acquisition of DNA methylation at these genes could predispose cells to malignant transformation.

No patients had progression of their sensorineural hearing loss.

Two patients had progression of retinopathy 1 had progression from background retinopathy to mild proliferative retinopathy (change from grade 2 to 4) and 1 had progression from mild proliferative retinopathy to extensive proliferative retinopathy (change from grade 4 to 6).