Sentence examples for next progression from inspiring English sources

Information was collected on the date trastuzumab was started, details of concurrent chemotherapy/hormone therapies, date of first documented progressive disease, changes to concurrent therapy at that point, and date of next progression after trastuzumab continuation.

"Throwing will be part of the next progression," Manning said Friday.

"Nobody is talking about the animals that exist around our cities," said Ned Dodington, a Rice University architecture graduate who, with a fellow alumnus, Jon LaRocca, conceived the competition as the next progression in the sustainability trend.

It's the next progression in personalization after "In case you missed it".

But I apparently misinterpreted them to mean that he felt Quora was a part of the next progression of the overall blogging ecosystem.

I really enjoy doing that, and that's the next progression in my career when I stop playing hopefully".

So you can only see it as one of the next progressions of the game, as it gets bigger and bigger.

In particular, the "events" that are considered in the model, apart from the "adverse events" which are mentioned later, are the following: "progression", "next observation", "death", "model end", and "end of treatment".

If in the current model next to progression free time, post progression time with the use of OS NMA [ 6] is also taken into account, the increase in QALY is 0.22 (95% CrI: -0.06 0.54) resulting in a cost per QALY for a lifetime horizon of 69,478€ (95% CrI: -148,134 42,191).

In addition, the ACC/AHA Task Force has proposed a complementary classification that considers heart failure as a progressive disease (Table 2); patients are expected to progress from one stage to the next unless progression is slowed or stopped by medical treatment (Hunt et al. 2001).

"If you look at the way the demographics have developed over the past couple of years with people coming out of New York -- to Jersey City, Hoboken, Newark," he said, "what's the next natural progression in terms of moving?