Sentence examples similar to at each progressive stage from inspiring English sources

Realizing the limitations of the current stage of thinking is the driving force behind moral development, as each progressive stage is more adequate than the last.

My body is incredibly beautiful and strong for living out each progressive stage with its own dignity.

With the birth of each new child, Mama started an album in which she painstakingly recorded each progressive stage of our childhood".

At each progressive funding stage, female-founded companies are raising lower percents of overall funding.

Despite comprehensive endeavor and major progress made toward improving its prognosis and increasing survival rates (mostly via surgical intervention coupled with chemotherapy and radiation), survival rate for pancreatic cancer has not improved markedly and above 80% of patients develop a local metastatic tumor at progressive stage at prognosis time.

Peritoneal carcinomatosis (PC) occurs in a variety of malignant diseases at a progressive stage of the underlying disease.

In addition, some scholars proposed that whether the disease course of HD was still at the progressive stage could be determined based on whether the detected muscles had spontaneous potentials, such as positive sharp waves and spike waves [ 9, 15].

To avoid this issue we incubated CAM with different cellular volumes of SaOS2 cells and this experimental pattern helped to understand the time dependent progressiveness and aggressiveness of tumor cells along with an understanding about the involvement of various angiogenic factors at earlier progressive stage.

Remyelination largely fails at the later (progressive) stage of the disease [ 59].

These studies show that extensive remyelination is even seen in a subset of patients, who died at the late progressive stage of the disease.

As we believe that endogenous remyelination is reasonably efficient early in RRMS, perhaps pro-remyelination therapy is only needed later in the relapsing-remitting stage or at the secondary progressive stage, when disability accumulates.