Sentence examples for in particular progressive from inspiring English sources
In particular, progressive perturbations of the normal apoptotic pathway occur during neoplastic transformation, progression, and metastasis [ 3], and thus apoptosis-related genes are attractive cancer treatment developmental targets [ 4].
In particular, progressive, market-based environmental policies of the sort championed by President Bush's father remain a quintessential moderate Republican approach.
In particular, progressive appetite loss, weight (lean tissue) loss, fatigue and pain are extremely debilitating not only impacting on quality of life but also the response to treatment and survival.
Likewise, the progressive movement -- in particular, progressive bloggers -- are making a big mistake in attacking the other side by calling them racist.
In particular, progressive resistance exercise training (PRT), in which participants exercise against an increasing external load, has been shown to have positive effects on strength and physical function.
These models show classical signs of OA, in particular progressive damage to the articular cartilage, but the groove model is induced without joint instability and is therefore expected to be more sensitive to treatment because progression of the disease is milder and dependent on fewer variables (Marijnissen et al., 2002).
In particular, progressives need to build support among those communities facing the brunt of contemporary racism.
On the Democratic party's left, in particular, progressives find themselves jockeying for position in these final months of the presidential race.
For a long time, there have been suspicions that cancer-associated symptoms, in particular the progressive loss of weight and lean tissue, are manifestations of a chronic ongoing systemic inflammatory response.
In particular, the progressive accumulation of particulate matter is a primary cause of blackening.
The introduction of the LOGSE and, in particular, the progressive removal of the lower vocational track (generally available for students aged 14-16 before the LOGSE) may have had consequences on the path (either vocational or academic) choice.
