Sentence examples for definite progression from inspiring English sources

Although the median time interval until the last follow-up angiography in progressive arteriopathy patients was 3 years, the time at which definite progression of the arteriopathy was established was shorter (1 year, ranging from 6.5 months to 2.7 years), which is comparable to follow-up duration of TCA patients.

"There is a definite progression".

Peacock: "There is definite progression.

We've seen a definite progression".

It was a definite progression.

The central readers determined semi-quantitative scores [ 6] for KL grade and modified OARSI-atlas bassessmentsment of medial JSN scores (0 to 3), which defined definite progression within an OARSI grade [ 31].

It shows definite progress".

Using this approach, definite radiographic progression was defined as an increase in ∂ damage of 9.6 or more units between baseline and 36 months.

In the prospective data analysis, definite radiographic progression was found significantly more often in VEs with MRI-proven inflammation at BL (10/153 VEs, 6.5%, 95% confidence interval [CI] 3.6% to 11.6%) than in VEs without BL inflammation in MRI (16/769 VEs, 2.1%, 95%CI1.3%to3.4 3.4%) (P = 0.006, odds ratio [OR] 3.3, 95% CI 1.5 to 7.4).

A later Cochrane Collaboration review in 2005 comparing BCG with mitomycin-C (an intravesical chemotherapeutic agent) confirmed that BCG reduced recurrence in high-risk cancers but did not demonstrate a definite benefit for progression or survival compared with mitomycin-C (which has not been shown to reduce progression).

Now that the Space Shuttle has become operational, its missions, taken one by one, seem random, but writer discovered since spending time at the Johnson Space Center, outside Houston, that there is a definite order and progression to the first dozen or so flights and those that will follow.