Sentence examples for long progression from inspiring English sources

Rather, their achievement was a vital step in a long progression toward controlled flight.

It's been a long progression, from being an unfit, slightly podgy slacker to where I am now.

The emergence of indie dance music is the most recent step in a long progression of reconciliation between generally divergent worlds.

As David Ludwig, an obesity researcher at Boston Children's Hospital and the author of the book "Always Hungry?," told me in an e-mail, "Type 2 diabetes represents the end of a long progression, beginning with overweight and leading to severe metabolic disease.

Media analyst Claire Enders explains: "The overall long progression over the last 25 years, through a number of phases, into a flourishing production sector has created extraordinarily viable businesses that can actually get an extraordinary change of deal for a programme; an extra £10m a year is an awful lot more.

There was a long progression that lead to where my work is now.

Only KSP37 was significantly associated with several clinical parameters, being positively associated with favourable prognostic factors such as localized disease, long progression-free survival (>18 months) and long overall survival (>36 months).

For the majority of patients, especially the elderly, the aim of therapy should therefore be a long progression-free survival.

Another study also suggested that a low tumour burden and a low proliferation index are prognostic factors for long progression-free survival [ 21].

Patients with stabilised disease (PR or NC) on initial cisplatin who relapsed after a long progression-free interval have a higher likelihood to respond to second-line paclitaxel and to have longer survival.

Although the sample corresponded to a patient with glioblastoma or Daumas-Duport grade 4/4 astrocytoma, the immunostaining data revealed <25% of cells positive, and an unusually long progression-free survival time of 20 months.