Sentence examples for echo progress from inspiring English sources
NCCN and ESMO guidelines suggest that few small GISTs without high-risk EUS features, such as irregular border and heterogeneous internal echo, progress and become clinical GISTs, and suggest endoscopic follow-up for incidentally found-small GISTs lacking high-risk features until they grow or become symptomatic.
Amazon Studios has come into the world alongside similar efforts by Netflix, Hulu and YouTube, echoing the earlier progress of cable television, where channels that begin as bundlers, repackagers and recontextualizers (of movies, of TV series) have gone on to make shows of their own.
That sentiment for more progress is echoed by Lane Bryant's President and CEO, Linda Heasley, who said in a release that it's "amazing that over a century later, most retailers still offer extremely limited options to our customer".
"Echo, echo, echo," Parton jokes.
Others echo these concerns.
Sensitivity to susceptibility effects increases, progressing from fast spin-echo (SE) to conventional SE to gradient-echo (GE) sequences, from T2-weighting to T2*-weighting, from short to long echo times and from lower to higher field strengths.
Toxicologists echo that concern.
4, 40 Our results also echo a report that the amount and associated economic cost of informal care to patients with dementia increased dramatically as their cognitive impairment progressed.
An Iranian official confirmed the extension, as did Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, who echoed Hammond's comments about "substantial progress".
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon echoed Mr Karzai's remarks, saying progress in Afghanistan remained "fragile".
