Sentence examples for progress of normal from inspiring English sources

Antibodies to keratins can mark the progress of normal versus abnormal differentiation, can detect early apoptotic changes and may even identify stem cell-enriched tissue populations.

Moreover, it is commonly believed that NF- κB signaling plays a pivotal role not only in the progress of normal physiological process but also in the pathological process, and dysfunction of NF- κB is linked to various human diseases.

The accumulation of AGEs in living organisms also contributes to functional modifications of tissue proteins, resulting in the progress of normal aging and the pathogenesis of age-related diseases, such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and Alzheimer's disease [ 6- 8].

Thus, pregnancy is associated with decreased circulating [albumin] [ 41], which undergoes gradual decreases with progress of normal pregnancy, with average (and range) values (in g/l) of 41 (31 51), 35.5 (26 45) and 32.5 (23 42) during the first, second and third trimesters respectively, compared with control non-pregnancy values of 47 (41 53) g/l [ 42].

We would like to recall that pituitary GH levels are diminished gradually as a function of progress of a normal pregnancy [ 32].

Timing of and progress to normal birth, operative vaginal birth or caesarean section, including for the indication of non-reassuring fetal status, will be at the discretion of the clinicians in consultation with the labouring woman.

This rough pattern, drinks, dinner, party, perhaps another party, is repeated until Saturday night, with the number of parties increasing as the week progresses and the chances of normal punters getting in commensurately increase.

The experiment progressed as 30 min of normal perfusion (baseline), 30 min of LAD occlusion, and 60 min of re-perfusion.

The consortium of safe labour data [ 41] are now accepted and has been highlighted by the American college of obstetricians and gynecologist to revise definitions of normal labour progress and to introduce new guidelines for evidence based labour care.

In each area, universities, national labs and private industry were invited to put together teams of their best scientists and research ideas to win $25 million a year for five years, to, as Chu put it, "accelerate the normal progress of science and technology for energy research" and thereby "discover and commercialize the energy breakthroughs we need" and thereby spawn new jobs and industries.

Reactions at 473 K in the presence of D2 gave butenes containing 0 6 D-atoms: exchange patterns obtained from these D-distributions showed that a proportion of butadiene molecules underwent extensive dehydrogenation during the normal progress of hydrogenation.