Sentence examples for found a progression from inspiring English sources

During the 2001 global dust storm in Mars Year 25, we found a progression from a combination of all three texture types in the early stage to mostly plume-like dust storms in the expansion and decay phases.

In the first 2 years, we found a progression in the RASSS of 2.2 (5.0), whereas Baraliakos et al. reported a 2-year progression of 1.6 (2.8) [ 12].

We examined egg chambers closely for evidence of necrosis using EM and we found a progression of nuclear degradation associated with loss of organelles.

"Despite following these kids for several years, we do not find a progression of acuity to normalcy," Sinha says.

Although our study has found a unique progression in MT thickness changes and provided a promising technique for clinical assessment of LHON, further study is warranted.

We quantified these changes in cell morphology by measuring total surface area over all polarizations states and found a gradual progression from state 1 through state 5.

Interestingly, we have also found a linear progression of radiographic damage in our cohort during the first years after diagnosis [ 4].

Kloos et al conducted a clinical trial with Sorafenib in 41 papillary thyroid cancer patients and found a median progression free survival (PFS) of 15 months with a partial response (PR) of 15% [ 13].

Scheider et al conducted a clinical trial with Sorafenib in 31 radioactive iodine refractory thyroid cancer patients and found a median progression free survival (PFS) of 18 months, median overall survival (OS) of 34.5 months with a partial response (PR) of 31% [ 11].

Gupta et al conducted a clinical trial with Sorafenib in 30 radioactive iodine refractory thyroid cancer patients and found a median progression free survival (PFS) of 79 weeks, median overall survival (OS) of 84 weeks with a partial response (PR) of 23% [ 12].

Some studies have found a slower progression to AIDS among HIV positive women, and Jarrin et al say that "in settings with small gaps in gender inequality and universal access to care, HIV-infected women fare better than their male counterparts in the era of HAART"[ 35].