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5, 6 Multi-domain MCI, amnestic MCI (aMCI), and non-amnestic MCI (naMCI) all progress to different types of dementia, with the estimated annual progression rates of 12.2%, 11.7%, and 4.1%, respectively.

What would be much better is to give government the ability to go after various markets as they progress to different levels and let the government come back and relieve that pressure when whatever emergencies are perceived have dissipated.

Hence, an individual may progress to different states of glucose intolerance at different time points and thereby be included in more than one of the subanalyses.

Different cells in live samples had often progressed to different stages of the infection process, therefore within one image, each cell may be at a different stage of infection, as evident in Fig. 13(B).

Interestingly the clinical measures of vision in these two patients were very similar (see Fig.  1), suggesting they had employed different adjustment approaches, or indeed that they had progressed to different stages of a wider adjustment process experienced by all patients, such as those described in the well-known Kubler-Ross model for grief [ 31, 32]).

Besides, III-1 with A1180V, developed to DCM and complete atrioventricular block (AVB) and another 3 carriers (III-2, III-3, III-13) progressed to different degree of AVB. Figure 2 displays changes of echocardiograms of III-1 and ECG recordings of III-2 in the follow-up period.

As an analyst you can progress to many different roles, positions such as team leader, trainer, sales manager, or senior analyst.

A half-cycle correction for outcomes and costs was applied to correct the fact that patients may progress to a different health state at any point during the one-year cycle [15].

Early-phase clinical trials are in progress to test different doses and dosing schedules, but the optimal administration for maximal efficiency and tolerability remains to be elucidated.

The continuation is in progress to study different grades and increase the grading factor library of these tumours based on their vascularization.

However, high-grade DCIS showed more copy number changes than low/intermediate-grade DCIS with specifically involved genes, supporting a model in which different histological grades of DCIS are associated with distinct genomic changes that progress to IDC in different routes.