Sentence examples for Started to progress from inspiring English sources

The second analysis also included patients still experiencing the relapsing remitting phase, although >60% of secondary progressive patients in our population were deemed to have started to progress at DSS ≤ 3.

One concern of the F.D.A. staff and of the advisory committee was the difficulty the trial had in measuring precisely when cancer started to progress, or worsen.

Human society started to progress from hunting and gathering to agriculture approximately 11 000 years ago,1 which represents a shift from mobile collection to settled production.

Maybe it was the stress of his high-pressure job that weakened his immune system, or maybe the disease had just finally started to progress as we slumbered, forgetting to monitor his blood.

At about that time, perhaps coincidentally, perhaps not, mankind started to progress.Man-made greenhouse gases now threaten this stability.

"My career started to progress when I had my first child 17 years ago," says Cooper.

But when it starts to progress, it progresses quickly.

Myeloma is a disease of many stages, including one called smoldering or somnolent that is rarely treated unless it starts to progress.

Normal epithelial cells derived EVs contribute to the maintenance of homeostasis and prevent cancer initiation; however, once the cancer cells overcome the suppression, the primary tumor starts to progress.

"We just kept skating, pushing each other, meeting up and then eventually starting to progress," Kennedy told HuffPost.

The problem here comes when Brent re-emerges into the real world and his story starts to progress – and that's because his story can't progress because it's already complete.