Sentence examples for compared with progressing from inspiring English sources

We also noticed that a group of miRNAs are over-expressed in non-progressing LGD leukoplakias compared with progressing LGD leukoplakias.

We found that the reduction in binding conferred by rFab b96.11 was significantly more pronounced in type 1 diabetic patients as compared with progressed and nonprogressed LADA patients (P < 0.01 and P < 0.001, respectively).

The results of this study suggest the opposite, that if anything, there may be a trend toward enhanced infiltration of Tregs and Th2 lymphocytes into the CNS of slowly progressing patients compared with rapidly progressing patients.

The percentage of Tregs was decreased in rapidly progressing patients with sporadic ALS compared with slowly progressing patients with sporadic ALS.

Second, differences in progressing sites were more significant and in those Streptococcus spp. dominated the community at baseline compared with the progressing community.

To describe the early β-hCG trends in vanishing twins compared with normally progressing singleton and twin pregnancies.

The non-progressed group showed lower median values of ΔAUC compared with the progressed (−86.00 vs −5.50, P=0.010, Table 3), indicating that higher values of extra apoptotic CTCs over the follow-up period were associated with better outcome.

There were trends toward reduced IL10 expression in rapidly progressing patients compared with slowly progressing patients (p = 0.161) or compared with controls (p = 0.073; Supporting Information Fig 1A), but no correlation with progression rate was found (p = 0.285; Supporting Information Fig 1B).

An official said the party was behind compared with its progress in getting candidates in place in 2010, but that was partly due to the absence of a fixed-term parliament at the last election.

It also found: "Low-attaining learners fall behind by one or two months a year, on average, when compared with the progress of similar students in classes without ability grouping.

They found that thousands of children moving into new elementary schools over the 2002-2008 construction period enjoyed strong achievement gains that equaled up to 35 additional days of instruction, compared with the progress made by the average LA Unified student.