And with progress and progression comes adaptation.
Both words, progress and progression, are always associated with the positive.
She explains, "In the works at Queens Museum I was really interested in thinking about ideas of progress and progression.
Because of EMT's role in the metastatic process, controlling EMT progress and progression in tumors is now thought to be a promising strategy to inhibit metastasis and to prolong cancer patients' survival.
Careers and Rewards in Bio Sciences, by Richard Freeman, Eric Weinstein, Elizabeth Marincola, Janet Rosenbaum, and Frank Solomon, discusses the disconnect between scientific progress and career progression.
Monitoring of participants' progress and appropriate progression of the exercise programme accordingly will be achieved through the fortnightly physiotherapist home visits, alternating with fortnightly telephone calls.
Beyond overt public safety risks such as when a patient reoffends in the community, there is a corrosive effect of absconding, a slowing of progress and delayed progression through rehabilitation goals, including reputational risk to the hospital.
In spite of the commonalities in upregulated genes when comparing baselines of progressing to non-progressing sites and progression, there were also specific signatures of the two comparisons.
Specifically, if any invasive tumor developed in the same region on subsequent images, the lesion was classified as having progressed and the progression time Tprog (in weeks) was calculated: Tprog = age at initial detection of invasive tumor - age at initial detection of MIN.
The remaining two trainer home visits and telephone contacts in non-visit weeks assessed participant progress and compliance, prescribed progression and reinforced the exercise program [ 20].
In fact, chief officers are given carte blanche to monitor progress on recruitment, retention and progression without external scrutiny or sanctions from the Home Office, police and crime commissioners, or the College of Policing.
