Sentence examples for a regressive change from inspiring English sources

For passenger vehicles, the treasurer has already found little sympathy for the policy of re-indexing fuel excise and not without cause – this is a regressive change to the tax.

Fibrosis was classified as a regressive change only when extensive fibrosis was associated with little or no residual tumour.

It appears to reflect a regressive change of astrocytes, which can be induced by several mechanisms, such as for instance energy deficiency [ 16, 19] or autophagic cell death [ 45], and which may finally result in astrocyte apoptosis [ 19].

In this case, Osborne didn't mention that the government was introducing a massive regressive change in student loan repayments.

The absence of any regressive changes (TRG 5) defined no change.

Clasmatodendrosis was initially described in the beginning of the 20th century, as a regressive morphological change of astrocytes with cytoplasmic swelling and vacuolation with beading and dissolution of their dendritic processes [ 16].

In many ways, the current wave of regressive change and increasing chaos in Washington should be treated as a caricature of the system that we all have been living under for so long.

Areas of regressive change such as necrosis or fibrosis as well as extensive hemorrhage are frequently present.

For the 11 adenocarcinoma patients who received neoadjuvant chemotherapy, the pathological response (tumour regression grade, TRG) was scored as TRG4 (residual cancer outgrowing fibrosis) in 4 cases and TRG5 (absence of regressive change) in 7 cases (Mandard et al, 1994).

Due to high ADC (1.9*10-3 mm2/s), the lesion was downgraded to a Kaiser score of 4. Histopathology revealed a fibroadenoma with regressive changes, B2.

We believe that D5/D2 IR < 1 might be regarded as <span class="lh lhl">an indicator of early regressive changes in AMI after tacrolimus therapy.