Sentence examples for onward progression from inspiring English sources

Is there any sign of onward progression for him – to Question Time, Newsnight, Today?

50% is the minimum requirement for onward progression to the BMedSci.

The third year consists of an Honours course (research project plus taught courses), and then the start of the clinical course, all of which must be passed for onward progression.

Since LC3 II levels report the number of autophagosomes which in turn depends on the dynamic equilibrium between autophagosome synthesis and degradation, these data are insufficient to determine whether PSA is acting to slow autophagosome formation or alternatively to speed their onward progression and fusion with lysosomes.

This investigation is of importance as the plantar flexors provide the majority of the power for onward gait progression (Winter 1983), and plantar flexor weakness is considered a limiting factor of gait speed in stroke survivors (Nadau et al. 1999).

Until Sicko (2007), Michael Moore's movies, from Roger & Me (1989) onward, showed a progression in radical questioning.

Exposure to the carrier, DMSO, from 1 hr onward did not block progression of MK cells into S-phase (Fig. 1B, right side).

Although this finding is encouraging, non-attendance for care among individuals with diagnosed HIV remains a public health concern in terms of both disease progression and potential onward transmission of infection, especially in view of unsuppressed viraemia in the absence of ART.

Becoming more popular, these provide an alternative approach to the traditional progression from postdoctoral research assistant to lecturer and onward.

There was little or no progression in subtest means from 9 to 10 years onward.

With progression to the secondary stage of follicle development and onward, the granulosa cells no longer stained positively.