Sentence examples for capable of progression from inspiring English sources

In the 1840s he developed his own philosophy, or mystical system, with works such as Król-Duch and Genesis z Ducha being an exposition of his philosophical ideas ("genesic philosophy") according to which the material world is an expression of an ever-improving spirit capable of progression (transmigration) into constantly newer forms.

Even with low disease activity, damage progresses and only sustained remission is capable of abrogating progression of joint destruction [ 3].

They also believe that men and women are capable of "eternal progression" towards "Godhood", so long as they conduct themselves like busy little bees.

Thus, a pressing need exists for biomarkers capable of monitoring progression and ultimately determining drug efficacy.

Malignant melanoma is capable of rapid progression and the prognosis of the advanced stages of the disease is extremely poor.

A more accurate definition of HIV-specific CD8+ T cell responses remains critical, both for assessment of HIV vaccine candidates and for a better definition of CD8+ T cell responses capable of delaying progression to AIDS.

The most significant finding of this study was that the GEPR was capable of predicting progression-free survival in another tumor type than that on which the model was built, and with another EGFR-targeted agent.

Damage modelling has been conducted using a finite element model capable of modelling damage progression and residual capacity.

Gene transfer into pancreatic cells in vivo could be of immense therapeutic benefit in cases of type 1 diabetes (T1D) through the production of molecules capable of interrupting the progression of autoimmunity or promoting regeneration of insulin-secreting β cells.

The model is implemented in a commercial, implicit solver and demonstrates excellent robustness, being capable of following damage progression from onset, through bearing failure at the holes, to catastrophic, net-tension failure.

Using this animal model, we investigated whether gene transfer mediated by a recombinant adeno-associated virus (rAAV) type 2 vector is capable of reversing the progression of storage in adult mice.