Sentence examples for presence and progress from inspiring English sources
Consequently, this study was conducted to determine whether the presence and progress of labor are associated with an increased risk of microbial invasion of the amniotic cavity (MIAC), intraamniotic inflammation, and histologic chorioamnionitis in women with term pregnancies with intact membranes.
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EU countries should monitor the presence and progress of women in the media and the Commission should take action to tackle the digital gap between men and women, MEPs are set to say in a joint debate on Monday.
It was important to track gay presence and mark its progress out of the closet.
Virilization may progress with age – factors determining the presence and rate of progression are not established [ 15, 19].
While neuropsychologists, not to mention general practitioners, do their best to associate test responses and patterns with pathology, guessing the next card in a sequence is no substitute for validated biomarkers and other measurable evidence of the presence, progress, and prognosis of a specific disease.
This is what mainly juices Soderbergh, and his excitement in the presence of scientific progress (and it's truly a vision of progress) supplies the fundamental emotional energy of the series, far more than does the fate of any individual character.
Autopsies have shown that the atherosclerotic processes at the endothelial level begin in childhood and progress rapidly in the presence of risk factors [ 2].
Although the complications caused by atherosclerosis usually appear in adulthood, atherosclerotic changes at the endothelial level begin in childhood and progress rapidly in the presence of risk factors (2, 3).
The band stopped by the VICE offices to talk about group dynamics, their visual presence, and how the band has progressed since they first got together.
Green thinks that the element in which lies the nerve of all progress "is the presence and everlasting vitality of ideals.
