Sentence examples for it progressed through from inspiring English sources
The diminishing virulence and velocity of the epidemic wave and its lengthening as it progressed through India raises the important epidemiological question of why.
We then discuss our analyses of both individual and collaborative learning as it progressed through the duration of the course.
They inherited the Hegelian claim to understand the "totality" of history and life as it progressed through a dialectic of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis.
They note that S. 2840, 88th Cong., 2d Sess., contained a 1% retention provision 'to defray bail bond costs' but that a parallel bill, S. 1357, 89th Cong., 1st Sess., as it progressed through Congress, at no time had a provision of that kind.
But on Monday morning it was a lot better and it progressed through the week to a point on Friday and Saturday when it felt like it did about four months ago, when I was just coming back from the original injury.
Marist gained the notice of the crowd the last three days as it progressed through the draw, culminating in a three-foot victory Friday over Queen's University of Belfast to advance to today's matchup with Harvard, a crew that had been untested during the regatta.
This was essentially like rewinding the wave to see what happened in the past, with the ability to watch it progress through its many changes.
This is sort of like rewinding the wave to see what has happened in the past and you can watch it progress through its changes.
It means, in the words of former Chilean President Ricardo Lagos, "relations between governments and peoples that do not exclude others because it progresses through its own path or a different political model". A very important step toward American integration has been taken, but there is much still to do and rebuild.
Trypanosoma brucei, the causative agent of African Sleeping Sickness (trypanosomiasis), differentiates through at least seven distinct cell types as it progresses through its life cycle, passing from mammalian hosts to the Tsetse fly vector [4].
The Prochlorococcus system is particularly useful for this type of study because of the tight synchrony of the cells when grown on a light-dark cycle, ensuring that the gene expression patterns reflect what one would measure in an individual cell as it progresses through its cell cycle.
