Sentence examples for characterized as progressive from inspiring English sources
The spastic Han Wistar (sHW) mutant rat suffers from an excitotoxic neurodegenerative disorder characterized as progressive cerebellar ataxia [ 7].
Cardiac conduction disturbance has also been recognized in the mitochondrial cytopathy, Kearns-Sayre syndrome (Mendelian inheritance in Man database *530000), characterized as progressive external ophthalmoplegia and retinopathy [ 16].
Typically, pulmonary disease by NTM is characterized as chronic progressive infectious one which develops both in healthy persons and in those with underlying pulmonary disorders or immunosuppressive conditions.
Aging is characterized as the progressive loss of cellular, tissue and organ function that leads to increased susceptibility to disease and eventually death.
For patients with metastatic disease, the definition was more complex; resistance was characterized as: 1) progressive disease (PD) representing the best response to treatment, 2) PD occurring within 4 months after first- or second-line therapy (after an initial clinical benefit), or 3) SD representing the best response if a taxane had been administered for 3 or more months.
The clinical course of CIDP is characterized as relapsing or progressive [6].
In what's been characterized as the most progressive remarks ever uttered by a modern pontiff about homosexuality, Pope Francis reportedly told a gay man during a recent conversation at the Vatican that "God made you like that and he loves you like that".
More than one hundred developed a serious nephropathy characterized as a rapidly progressive, renal, interstitial fibrosis.
OA is characterized as a chronic, progressive degeneration of articular cartilage, abnormalities of bone, and synovial changes.
From the 14 cases characterized as refractory and progressive disease before transplant, 13 cases achieved CR after allogeneic HSCT.
As suggested by clinical experts, migraine is a chronic disorder that in some patients can be characterized as a clinically progressive disorder with increasing headache frequency (8, 9, 45).
