Sentence examples for a stepwise progression of from inspiring English sources

This was followed by a stepwise progression of 500 V up to 8000 V for a total of 44,000 Vhr.

This gene expression pattern has been found in clinical and pathological samples and indicates a stepwise progression of thyroid cancer from WDTC to UTC or ATC [ 24].

Beginning from grade 2 there is a stepwise progression of macroscopic lesions from spotted erythema ('initial aphthous lesions' grade 2) to 'complete denudation of the mucosa' (grade 4), which parallels the stepwise progression of the histological lesions.

Overall, the vHMEC methylome remained stable until immortalization, in which vHMECs undergo a further significant change, indicating a stepwise progression of DNA methylation during HMEC transformation, much like that reported in breast carcinogenesis.

The processes of both methods are presented, showing a stepwise progression to the final synthesis.

Based on the training set data, LASSO was used to fit linear models in a stepwise progression along a sequence of values that penalize model complexity (magnitude of the coefficient vector).

The first thing you hear is a soft, descending octave in the first violins, the simplest of musical ideas, and a stepwise progression up the first four steps of the A major scale – along with a little chromatic agitation - over some serenely, almost ecclesiastically sonorous polyphony in the lower strings.

There is a stepwise progression towards IDA: initial depletion of Fe stores, followed by Fe deficient erythropoiesis (IDE), then reduction in Hb concentration.

The pathogenesis of CRC follows a stepwise progression from benign adenomas to malignant adenocarcinomas and distant metastasis.

The natural development of nGGO follows a stepwise progression from atypical adenomatous hyperplasia (AAH) to adenocarcinoma in situ (AIS: formerly bronchioloadenocarcinoma), to microinvasive adenocarcinoma (MIA), and finally to invasive adenocarcinoma (IA) [ 4].

The pathogenesis of CRC usually follows a stepwise progression from benign polyp to invasive adenocarcinoma.