Sentence examples for later progresses from inspiring English sources
In these cells, the PC-I trafficking pattern has been characterized extensively in previous studies: PC-I arrives at the cis-Golgi from the IC in 2 3 min and later progresses to the TGN by compartment progression in 12 15 min (Bonfanti et al., 1998; Mironov et al., 2001).
In doing so, they have added support to one part of the recent hypothesis, which is that the disease first strikes an area involved in movement and later progresses to a higher part of the brain more involved in memory and attention.
It commences with a sole piano accompanying Twain's voice, and later progresses to an assortment of banjo, string instruments, and other instrumentation.
The opening track, "Breakout", is a dance-pop number that begins with a fast beat, composed of chiming electric guitar and drums and later progresses to "the snares skip and the keyboards shimmer"; "ecstatic beats" pummel throughout.
Other recurring characters include Deed's rebellious, activist daughter Charlie (played by Louisa Clein), who is initially a law student but later progresses to the courts; Deed's friend, police commissioner Row Colemore (played by Christopher Cazenove); and his clerk, Rita Coop Cooperer (played by Barbara Thorn), who is often on hand to talk him out of his more ludicrous ideas.
Oxidative stress has been associated with endothelial dysfunction which later progresses into the development of atherosclerosis.
7, 12 However, approximately one-third of patients with initially mild ARDS will later progress to moderate or severe disease; identification of factors associated with progression of mild ARDS requires further study.
But nearly four years later, progress has been halting.
Four years later, progress is slow with "authentic casting".
He later progressed to people, making haunting, atavistic masks and, eventually, entire human forms.
They suggest that this may represent an early stage of injury that will later progress to both ears, as it does in adults.
