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In 1949, Critchley first used the designation 'chronic traumatic encephalopathy' [ 23], or CTE, but later modified it to 'chronic progressive traumatic encephalopathy' [ 24] because several cases apparently progressed from an early mild state to severe dementia [ 23]-[ 25].

Six patients had progressed from an AII to an AA (average time to progression to AA was 4.4 years).

As Notre Dame progressed from an all-male enrollment in 1972 to a 50-50 male-to-female ratodayoday, the hockey team was faced with scholarship limitations.

Now, with Kim and Chinta's help, Barbara's advice has progressed from an online blog into a book, Fall in Love For Life, which was published this month.

Montanus, a heretical Christian prophet of the early 2nd century, claimed that history progressed from an age of the Father to an age of the Son to an age of the Holy Spirit, of whom Montanus was the manifestation.

Churchill never had departmental responsibility for Ireland, but he progressed from an initial belief in firm, even ruthless, maintenance of British rule to an active role in the negotiations that led to the Irish treaty of 1921.

In Table 2, the patients have been placed in one of three groups: (a) 'primary' AA; (b) 'progressed' AA (progressed from A) or (c) 'recurrent' AA.

Coughlin said of Wilson, "He has progressed from a limited role to an all-encompassing role".

They have progressed from a slavish heritage collection through some wilder thoughts of their own.

It progressed from a decorous hush to an arm-swinging stroll, unhurriedly but with a distinct sense of purpose.

She has progressed from a wheelchair to crutches and has recently been provided with a prosthetic leg.