Sentence examples for lifetime progression from inspiring English sources

"I think the concept of traineeships is disappearing - along with the idea of lifetime progression - within legacy media organisations, which are the only ones that tend to have them," says Professor Adrian Monck, head of the Graduate School of Journalism at City University.

A fixed lifetime progression rate of 0.01 was used in the US study [ 25].

Along with the lifetime progression of hyperostosis, one would expect progression to total facial paralysis and deafness.

The only condition in which the Standard was considered more effective was if lifetime progression rates to active TB disease among those with LTBI increase above 14%.

The cross-sectional design does not permit conclusions regarding the direction of the observed associations nor does it capture the clinical course and lifetime progression of CBD.

To this end, we are currently taking steps to build on the work presented in this paper to develop a UK-specific prognosis-based lifetime disease progression model for early breast cancer.

The biological processes of cell death and cell cycle were enriched both for lifetime and progression-free survival.

The biological processes of cell cycle (GO 0007049) and death (GO 0016265) were over-represented among the genes associated with the lifetime and progression-free survivals.

Fstl1, Mtap, Tp53, Camk2g 214322_and and Il13ra1 probe 210904_s_at, were associated with lifetime and progression-free survival (Tables 2, 3 and 7) and these associations are supported by previous studies [ 20, 24, 25, 28, 56- 58].

Two biological processes, cell cycle (GO 0007049) and death (GO 0016265), were over-represented in the lifetime and progression-free survival (Tables 9 and 11), and several biological processes have been previously associated with glioblastoma [ 17, 62, 68, 70, 79, 82- 86].

In immunocompetent patients with LTBI the lifetime risk of progression to active disease is 5 10% [ 3].