Sentence examples for breakdown of progression from inspiring English sources

A breakdown of progression to heart failure (including cause) according to original ECHOES recruitment subgroup is shown in table 6.

However, in abnormal or injurious joint loading the balance between cartilage matrix synthesis and degradation is disturbed [ 7], resulting in tissue breakdown and the risk of progression of OA.

The approximal surface lesions had reached a stage of progression where there was breakdown of the overlying marginal ridge.

Taken together, these results suggest that AQP4 facilitates disease progression after breakdown of the BBB, but also has a neuroprotective effect, both of which could be mediated by the central role of astrocytes in neurovascular coupling.

During melanoma progression, the breakdown of cell death control leading to resistance to chemotherapeutic drugs is achieved through the combined activation of anti-apoptotic factors, inactivation of pro-apoptotic effectors and reinforcement of survival signals.

The breakdown of this quality control correlates with the progression of neurodegenerative disorders including Alzheimer's, Huntington's and Parkinson's disease.

These results show that activated RVLM astrocytes are capable of increasing sympathetic activity via release of ATP while facilitated breakdown of ATP in the RVLM attenuates the progression of LV remodelling and heart failure secondary to myocardial infarction.

The technique using chondrocyte cell suspension cannot cover the total condyle so that it is watertight in an arthritic knee, and there is also a high risk of breakdown of the treated lesion and its subsequent progression to arthritis.

At present, the contribution of glycogen metabolism to human disease is poorly understood; however, recent studies implicate glycogen synthesis and breakdown in the progression of cancer and neurodegeneration (Favaro et al. 2012; Tiberia et al. 2012).

"Teachers can't rely on progression based on experience and so rates of progression are falling".

What type of progression might we see?