New data on the biology of MBLs may help to better discriminate the subset of MBLs which are more likely to progress from those cases with no propensity to progression.
Those tumours with an embryonic stem cell-like activated program were associated with poorer differentiated tumours that were more likely to progress to metastasis and death.
In contrast, students working on non-computerized electronics projects are more likely to progress along a linear path: planning, construction, and troubleshooting.
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is more likely to progress to kidney failure (end-stage renal disease) in African Americans, although the reasons for this are unclear.
We are now mining this data to learn in which individuals MDS is more likely to progress or more likely to go into remission.
It is the only media organisation where you are more likely to progress to the most senior jobs if your background is editorial or creative.
That potential move is more likely to progress at the end of the season, with the Dutch defender's club reluctant sellers.
Furthermore, companies are increasingly realising that if employees understand the concept of sustainability they are more valuable to employers and are more likely to progress.
As women become increasingly hooked on online sex, they are more likely to progress to off-line meetings, which can prove dangerous.
What's more, women infected with human papilloma virus are more likely to progress to cervical cancer if they smoke.
Wang et al. found in healthy subjects that knee cartilage defects were more likely to progress in males than females over 2 years (Wang et al. 2006).
