Avian sex chromosome evolution has generally progressed to a stage where recombination only occurs in a small pseudoautosomal region and where the nonrecombining W chromosome is highly degenerated.
However, once these initial problems were resolved the interviews generally progressed smoothly with the majority of residents saying that they had enjoyed taking part.
At follow-up CT (mean 3 months, n = 4), consolidation and extrapulmonary gas had resolved, ground glass opacification improved, but signs of fibrosis had generally progressed.
Moreover, such cultures generally progressed towards a mixed cartilage phenotype with the upregulation of type I collagen and type X collagen [ 35].
Over four semesters, I added or dropped some models, but generally progressed from single-species population models, multispecies models (predation, competition, and mutualism), epidemiological models, enzyme kinetics, game theory and evolutionary dynamics, and spatial models (summarized in Table 2).
Breast tumours of the D-type generally progressed more slowly, on the average four times, and were clinically much less aggressive than their highly aneuploid, genomically unstable counterparts of the A-type (Auer et al, 1980; Cornelisse et al, 1987; Fallenius et al, 1988a; Kronenwett et al, 2006).
There is no cure, but the disease generally progresses gradually and does not affect life expectancy.
Faunal succession occurs because evolution generally progresses from simple to complex in a nonrepetitive and orderly manner.
The nearly 2,300 patients in the trial all had a relatively stable form of coronary artery disease that generally progresses slowly.
This means that either we are all milling around in our own pool of European development without finding the outlet that leads to the greater waters of the Southern Ocean, or it shows that we are sort of swirling our way forward in some sort of waltz, bodies spinning upwards or being twirled back, but generally progressing.
Note that the simple iterative algorithm generally progresses toward more balanced competition, but there is no guaranteed convergence to any sort of optimum; anomalies can occur.
