Sentence examples for acceleration of progression from inspiring English sources
One of the key factors in the acceleration of progression from simple steatosis to NASH is the formation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) [4, 5].
One of the effects of treating hormone sensitive breast cancer cells with oestradiol is increased entry from G0 to the G1 phase of the cell cycle and acceleration of progression through G1.
This also implies the possibility that the increased accumulation of Survivin in cytoplasm opposes apoptotic death in the early less-malignant glioma cells and thus may provide a selective advantage and acceleration of progression from a lower grade glioma into a higher grade more malignant phenotype.
As the infection of other oral bacteria on NAFLD model did not accelerate the progression to NAFLD, the acceleration of NAFLD progression by P. gingivalis under HFD condition might be high-virulence P. gingivalis-specific effect.
Severe OA is a risk factor for acceleration of the progression of knee OA [ 26], which broadly reflects our findings that sHA concentration was correlated with disease progression in the longitudinal and cross-sectional analyses.
Although we investigated the influence of other immunizing agents on another prion strain, our finding might well be explained by an acceleration of disease progression as suggested [56].
Furthermore, treatment with DC alone results in an acceleration of disease progression.
Nevertheless, the role of some adipokines in pathogenesis and acceleration of CHC progression has been well established [ 31].
By mutually reinforcing the severity of the other, complex processes lead to the acceleration of disease progression.
Combination of multiple cardiovascular risk factors that work through similar processes, such as mitochondrial dysfunction, may lead to synergistic acceleration of atherosclerosis progression and precipitation of its complications.
Conversely, RNAi-mediated inactivation of RASSF1A in HeLA cells resulted in acceleration of mitotic progression and the premature destruction of cyclins A and B [133].
