Sentence examples for observed progression from inspiring English sources

In a separate paper, we demonstrated that persistent anti-dementia drug treatment impacts observed progression over time [ 20], an observation which is consistent with a recent analysis using a very different approach [ 21].

From 0 to 180 min we flash-froze 150 μL aliquots of extract and simultaneously observed progression through the cell cycle via DAPI staining and microscopy (observations indicated at the top of the panel in Figure  2B).

The observed progression from pDEP toward nDEP is likely due to changes in the electrical admittances of the developing embryo.

Of note, another clinical trial comparing IL-2 monotherapy to no intervention, ANRS 119, also found that IL-2 recipients delayed ART initiation compared to controls, but an increase in clinical events was not observed: progression rates to AIDS or death were similar in the IL-2 (8%) and control (9%) arms [28].

A switch from survivin-positive to survivin-negative status is expected, followed by arrest of radiographically observed progression.

Because we still observed progression of disease in the absence of IFN-γ, we hypothesized that M3R autoantibodies could be involved in the progressive LG immunopathology with aging.

Among the POU transcription factors represented by matrices identified in the analyses, the expression profile of Pou5f1 (Oct4) resembled well the observed progression-state specific enrichment of its binding sites (Table S5).

Interestingly, we did not observe progression past high grade PIN lesions until mice had been aged for almost a year post-OHT administration (Figure 4).

Although N1/2 cDKO mice developed intestinal hyperplasia and BCACs, we did not observe progression to adenocarcinoma in the genetic background analyzed (mixed C57B/L6-Ola129).

In contrast to progression on ketoconazole, increases in T, AED, or DHEA levels were not observed on progression with abiraterone.

They have observed a progression from the abuse of prescription, synthetic narcotics like OxyContin to an illicit and more powerful cousin, heroin, which can sell on the street for a little more than a six-pack of beer.