Sentence examples for a general progression from inspiring English sources

With new isolation, amplification, and computational modelling techniques becoming available there has been a general progression toward increased populations of cells or higher quality coverage in rare populations.

▪ A general progression from simpler forms of life ("bacteria") up through the more complex forms of life (see Gregory (2008b) for an entire issue of EEO devoted to complexity).

I will continue with the same numbering; they are not in any clearly designed sequence, but they are part of a general progression from the plane of expression to the plane of content.

The regional climate history displayed a general progression from a cool early Holocene (<7000 cal. BP) to a warm and dry middle Holocene (Holocene Thermal Maximum: 7000 3500 cal. BP) followed by a cool and wet Neoglacial period (>3500 cal. BP), briefly interrupted (around 1000 cal. BP) by a Medieval Warm Period (Viau and Gajewski 2009).

(Though, who knows?) As with most jobs, there is a general progression, but it is that very progression that enables site merchandisers to so clearly understand the challenges and opportunities of digital commerce.

We're told growing up looks like college, then maybe grad school, working hard, wine with friends, maybe marriage, maybe babies, concerts, successful days at work, making a lot of money and a general progression to being a "productive and stable" member of society.

Fenby describes A Mass of Life as standing outside the general progression of Delius's work, "a vast parenthesis", unlike anything else he wrote, but nevertheless an essential ingredient in his development.

A number of recent molecular-based studies support modification of this general progression scheme.

Its aim is to move people up the career ladder, while coaching deals with specific issues and general progression.

I'm all for Twitter and social networks and the general progression of humankind into the digital era.

These findings suggest that work is needed to address how tubular regenerative capacity changes over time, and how it is influenced by past kidney health and the general progression of aging.