Sentence examples for a further progressing from inspiring English sources

However, only the αSynuclein species with increased aggregation propensities, human wild-type (WT) and A30P, triggered a further progressing degeneration of nigral DA neurons, and WT αSynuclein showed the highest degree of neurotoxicity after longer term overexpression.

However, a further progress made in the field is three-dimensional (3D) software, which work in virtual environment permitting 3D visualization of drape and fit on virtual model or avatar, thereby eliminating exhaustive process of physical sample generation.

As long as there are no theoretically founded and reliable relations available to predict the Maxwell Stefan diffusivities in a membrane (or accurate experimental data for these diffusivities) only a semi-empirical method as used in this study can serve as a basis for a further progress in the development of an existing (in this case DuPont Nafion) membrane.

An original new terminology would also speed up a further progress in a full application of ICTs.

A further progress to lower power consumption again should be loaded by the alignment of SWCNT in order to favor light-matter interactions.

Both measures form fairly noncomplex upgrades of the current state-of-the-art in Monte-Carlo based uncertainty analysis but give a substantial further progress with respect to its applicability.

As a result, further progress is needed in understanding how to improve the design of policies introducing competition.

Negotiators for the N.H.L. and the players association bargained for a second straight day at an undisclosed location in Manhattan on Wednesday and promised to meet for a third, signaling further progress toward a solution to the 53-day lockout.

Discussions are expected to continue from respective headquarters with a view to making further progress toward a potential program.

After some discussion the board agreed to make up part of the shortfall, with a view to further progress in future years.

Although her condition did improve initially, she has reached a plateau where further progress has been achieved very slowly, said her lawyer, John Quinlan Kelly.