Sentence examples similar to key progression from inspiring English sources

It's the same three-chord, minor-key progression.

But it's Gordon-Levitt's low-key progression from initial bewilderment at his predicament to taking control of his life – even as it potentially slips away – that quietly anchors the movie.

More often than not, you start with a disappointed sense of déjà vu: a rapid onset of churning arpeggios and chugging minor-key progressions dashes any hope that the composer may have struck off in a startling new direction.

Intestinal environmental changes are keys to progression toward adenoma and subsequently to colon cancer.

He notes this link seems to be "really key to the progression of this cancer".

The natural history of all subtypes of MLD is not well understood, but deterioration of gross motor function is a key feature and progression can be rapid [6].

TQ, modulates signaling pathways that are key to cancer progression, and enhances the anticancer potential of clinical drugs while reducing their toxic side effects.

33 Another key filter for progression of compounds is druglikeness.

These changes, the earliest derangements of Ca2+ signalling in dyslipidaemia may be key to atherosclerotic progression.

The data indicated that loss of OS-9 expression might be key to PDAC progression.

Uncontrolled cell division is the primary key in the progression of cancer tumors.