Sentence examples for evolution and progression of from inspiring English sources

The observed evolution and progression of grain boundary cavity nucleation, coalescence, microcrack formation and eventual cracks were indicative of long-term creep failure, which occurred before the design life of the tubes.

These results suggest that TLR4, IL17A, IL17F and IL23R polymorphisms as well as the expression of microRNAs that regulate inflammation and the TH17 pathway are associated with the evolution and progression of the colorectal tumor that could be considered as biomarkers in colorectal cancer.

Time course analysis of the evolution and progression of CNS inflammation and tissue injury showed an attenuation of the inflammatory process in transplanted animals, which was correlated with the reduction of both axonal damage and demyelination.

However, these pathological features are not sufficient to accurately predict the evolution and progression of invasive bladder cancer.

However, these markers are not sufficient to accurately predict the evolution and progression of invasive bladder cancers.

In the case of human breast cancers, stromal alterations are also integral to the evolution and progression of breast cancer [ 17, 18].

Detection and quantification of human papillomavirus (HPV) may help in predicting the evolution of HPV infection and progression of associated lesions.

The tool consists of, (i) a micromechanic-based damage model to find stiffness reduction of the laminate and damage parameters due to the presence of matrix cracking, (ii) an energy-based evolution law to predict initiation and progression of the damage and (iii) a finite element (FE) basement to implement the constitutive damage law analyzing laminates under complex boundary conditions.

It is generally accepted that initiation and progression of cancers are driven by a process of clonal evolution.

During the last two decades Eco-Efficiency has been characterized by an unbalanced evolution: the progression of scientific knowledge and industrial practice on resources assessment has not been followed by an equivalent attention to the contribution of product functionality and related performance to users' quality of life.

The orchestra's dramatic role in the later operas includes the use of leitmotifs, musical phrases that can be interpreted as announcing specific characters, locales, and plot elements; their complex interweaving and evolution illuminates the progression of the drama.