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The training intensity was continuously progressed.

Although the comprehensive treatment strategy for GBM has continuously progressed over recent decades, patients with GBM still have an extremely poor prognosis with median survival of 14.6 months [ 35].

Analysis of the trajectories retrieved from the xy coordinates highlighted two situations: the first, and largely dominant one, when the tachyzoite continuously progressed into the forming PV to complete entry, which was associated with a limited or no displacement of the RON2-labeled junction (that is, 'stable or static junction', see the junction trajectories in pink, Additional file 8: Movie 7).

In addition, we previously reported that DIC at an early phase of trauma, which was based on the JAAM DIC criteria and ISTH DIC criteria, continuously progressed to DIC at a late phase until five or six days after the trauma [ 22].

From a starting point of a small minority of 8.5% of males and 1.6% of females who had consumed at least a single glass of alcohol at the age of 10 to 11 years, the proportion of youngsters consuming alcohol continuously progressed across time with three quarters having experienced alcohol use around the age of 16 years.

In preparation for their manufacturing a wide range of technologies has been developed, which are continuously progressing (Mazul et al., 2011, 2012, 2016) [2 4].

Advances in the diagnostic and vaccine development fields are continuously progressing, with reverse vaccinology and structural vaccinology (SV) methods for antigen identification and structure-based antigen (re design playing increasingly relevant roles.

Time continuously progresses in the game, and shifts between day and night.

And if you can create momentum by continuously progressing you can achieve any goal you set for yourself.

In this context, a detailed review concerning the physical principles of the neuromorphic circuit using phase-change materials as well as a comprehensive introduction of the currently available phase-change neuromorphic prototypes becomes imperative for scientists to continuously progress the technology of artificial neural networks.

With an annual output of over 6 million tons and an estimated turnover of US$3,400 million, the Indian paper industry is continuously progressing towards a projected demand of 8 million tons of paper in the year 2010 and 13 million tones by 2020 (Paper industry in India 2009).