Sentence examples for an expected progression of from inspiring English sources

The differences were small, indicating an expected progression of the disease.

Usually, the outcome of patients of PML is poor; the disease is most often rapidly fatal with an expected progression to death within 6 months of symptoms [6, 7].

To investigate the association between active knee flexion at initial (1 2wk) and final (7wk) outpatient visits after total knee arthroplasty (TKA), and to develop a guide for the expected progression of knee flexion in the subacute postoperative phase.

It was the expected progression of a player like Lynch that had many predicting the Suns would play finals this year.

Based on previous research, due to an increase of quadriceps strength they expected progression of the adduction moment in the mal-aligned group.

Overall, patients receiving abatacept treatment for 2 years progressed approximately 1.5 units versus the expected progression of approximately 4.5 units if placebo treatment had been continued for the second year.

Through this process of neutral competition, stem cells marked in a pulse-labeling assay become increasingly invested in an ever-diminishing population of surviving clones (see the expected progression of RSCs clones according to this model in Fig. 7A,B).

Figure 12a shows the expected progression of the soiling losses, computed by using the daily soiling rate measured in summer at the locations considered in this study (see Table 2).

Figure 12b shows the expected progression of the soiling losses during the year, computed by using the daily soiling rate measured in Arica and assuming that cleanings were conducted when the losses due to soiling were equal to an assumed cleaning cost.

To further evaluate the accuracy of the output results, the mean values of each group were plotted together and the expected progression of cell-cycle phases was evident).

These investigations made limited attempts to model impacts of interventions and changing antibiotic use, adjust for expected progression of time series, or consider population interactions.