Sentence examples for at which it progresses from inspiring English sources
(1) High cholesterol levels have been closely linked to the development of Alzheimer's and the rate at which it progresses.
It also said the drug had shown "substantial short-term benefits in slowing the rate at which it progresses".
The type and intensity of symptoms depend on the patient's prior nutritional status and on the nature of the underlying disease and the speed at which it is progressing.
Indeed, the performance map in Figure 5C, left, is the product of two fundamentally different dynamical modes in which the entire system operates: a "successful" mode at τf<17 in which the model continues to progress through the environment (albeit, at small τf, slowly so that the performance is low), and a "failed" mode at τf>17 in which it ceases to progress.
Further open questions include what it is that causes the accelerated rate at which ADM progresses to precursor lesions in mice that express oncogenic Kras and lack PTF1A (compared with mice that do express PTF1A).
The steep increases of systolic blood pressure in the progressive clusters, coinciding with the time at which retinopathy progressed, suggest that progression of DR is influenced to a large extent by blood pressure and diabetes duration.
Impairments in working memory (WM) can predict the shift from mild cognitive impairment (MCI) to Alzheimer's disease (AD) and the rate at which AD progresses with age.
The slopes of the lines represent the rate at which flowering progresses.
These results indicate an association between numbers of CD4+CD25High Tregs in blood with the rate at which disease progresses in ALS patients.
Combined, these results suggest that Tregs and Th2 lymphocytes could be infiltrating the spinal cord, influencing both the inflammation in the spinal cord and the rate at which ALS progresses.
While 100 days is a traditional milestone at which the progress of a new administration is assessed, it is the wrong measure for the Trump insurgency, which promised to upend traditional ways of doing government business, Hadley said.
