Sentence examples for present a progression from inspiring English sources
Lennox says: It's amazing to be able to transport The House of Annie Lennox up to Salford, and to have an opportunity to present a progression from the previous exhibition at the V&A.
A new three-part exhibition at the Swiss Institute in New York will present a progression of artworks tackling this theme, using the 50th anniversary of Mr. Tinguely's performance as its jumping-off point.
Nevertheless, local recurrence of grade 1 CS may present a progression of malignancy with an influence on patient survival [18].
The ellipses of the text balloon present a progression which culminates with a "WHAAM!".
Considering the group of patients that presented a progression of the Sharp erosion score, seven patients progressed 1 point, three patients 2 points and one patient 4 points.
65 (32.2%) patients presented an AKI before surgery while 91 (45%) presented a progression of AKI in the post-operative period.
Joe W Gray (University of California, San Francisco, CA, USA) presented a progression model that correlates the number of gene abnormalities and overall genomic instability with the grade of malignancy in breast tumor (from normal tissue, to hyperplastic lesions, to carcinoma in situ, to invasive and metastatic tumors).
In this article, we present a learning progression framework for connecting chemistry curriculum to student reasoning about substances mixing in water and moving through environmental systems.
Patients with tumor recurrence and skull base osteoradionecrosis tended to present a rapid progression of the nerve palsy or severe ocular duction deficit.
Atherosclerosis and diabetes present a pleiotropic progression in which inflammation appears to be a common background, and patients with diabetes experience accelerated atherosclerosis, which has been termed atheroscleropathy [ 72, 73].
The analysis of clinical specimens is expected to provide expression patterns that may allow to identify which patients would respond to intravesical or systemic treatments, or present a higher progression risk to develop invasive or metastatic disease.
