Sentence examples similar to a visible progression from inspiring English sources

Alongside those more visible shifts is a less visible progression of sophisticated machine-to-machine interactions, with no human intervention required.

The visible progression of decomposition outdoors was characterized by a brown to black discolouration at stage 5 and remnant desiccated black tissue at stage 7.

Although a rising tumor marker may be detected sooner than radiologically visible progression or than symptoms, available data do not indicate that this approach would lead to improved survival in patients with metastatic breast cancer.

Taking into consideration the radiogeometric assessment of RA progression, the results from the study conducted by van der Heijde and colleagues in 128 patients with a mean leflunomide treatment duration of 4.3 years demonstrated no radiographically visible progression in 33% of the RA patients during the leflunomide therapy [ 23].

The photo-based detection rate of visible progression of high risk early AMD in the AREDS and CHARM Studies was about 5% per year (AREDS 2001; Tikellis et al 2007).

"We have to accept that Shrewsbury at this minute in time is the type of club where we produce talent, but then bigger clubs come and bat their eyelids at them and we then can't keep them". Mellon prefers to take the view that parents of prospective footballers will now view the Shropshire club as one from where their talented offspring have a visible line of career progression.

Stevens show that, in a series of 108 men, 45% of those with a visible lesion showed radiological progression compared with 17% of those with no visible lesion at baseline [ 45].

Current research suggests PF patients and their informal caregivers (spouse/partner/loved one) typically view O2 with extreme resignation: it is a visible reminder of disease progression; the equipment can be heavy and cumbersome to lug around; and having to deal with O2 forces patients to strategize before leaving home for the day (extended travel creates even greater logistical issues).

Nano-formulation based approach showed a visible chemotherapeutic effect on liver cancer progression in experimental mice thereby making it a potential candidate for treatment of liver cancer in clinical settings.

Patients with a visible lesion on MP-MRI are more likely to show radiological progression than patients with no visible lesions [ 45].

What they do have in common, though, is a highly visible sense of progression.