Sentence examples for less progressed from inspiring English sources

In a Ph 3 study (DMD114044), a 10 m treatment difference (NS) on 6-min walking distance (6MWD) in favour of DRIS was seen in the overall study population but there was a treatment benefit of 21 m in a pre-specified subset of boys aged ⩽7y (n = 79), suggesting that younger, less progressed boys could benefit more from DRIS in terms of ambulatory endpoints vs older boys in whom DMD is more advanced.

We start by comparing T cell ELISPOT responses in patients across different CD4 count strata, and then examine how the variation in these responses correlates with different patterns of selection across the HIV genome in patients with very low CD4 cell counts compared with less progressed infections.

NAC has been found to have favourable effects on the lung function of patients with IPF and mainly in those with less progressed disease [ 4, 64].

DTC are likely to be genomically unstable and heterogeneous [ 43] as well as capable of disseminating in a less progressed genomic state, acquiring genomic alterations typical for fully metastatic cells later [ 44].

Patients with low typical PSA baselines (5 ng/mL) (S8), i.e., with less progressed disease, clearly benefited when looking at efficacy metrics, with a median increase in survival of 124 days.

We could show that Rage-/ mice were almost resistant to 9,10-dimethyl-1,2-benzanthracene (DMBA)/TPA-induced skin carcinogenesis and that the few tumours that developed in the absence of Rage were smaller in size, less progressed, highly differentiated, and hyperkeratotic [ 20].

The Republicans have made less progress when it comes to reforming straightforward medical malpractice.

But although computers have become cheaper, more capable and more commonplace, they have made much less progress when it comes to ease of use.

Four alternative approaches, including more or less progress in cultivation and breeding, further differentiated by dry or moist conditions, resulted here in average yield changes from −8.2%to+38.6%6%.

Still, developing nations have made less progress when it comes to cutting the number of people living between $1.25 a day and $2 a day.

However, less progress has been made on other factors related to the progression of those diseases in football players.